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Idleness often accounts for poverty.
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Were it not for laziness, he might have been rich.
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If you are idle, you will have a hard time.
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I'm very worried about my weight.
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Body temperature is highest in the afternoon.
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It was announced that the athletic meet would be put off.
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I washed myself and felt much better.
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Now she was so weak, but the crane made Sadako feel stronger inside.
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As Sadako grew weaker, she thought more about death.
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The batter was out.
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The meeting was put off until next week.
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No matter how fair the sun shines, still it must set.
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But for the heat of the sun, what would become of the living things on earth?
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The sun sank below the horizon and it got dark.
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He observed that we would probably have rain.
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We must examine the various aspects.
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The more you have, the more you want.
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Quite a few students failed to hand in their assignments.
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Many trees are bare in winter.
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Many trees lose their leaves in the winter.
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