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What greater misfortune is there than to go blind?
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It's not fair to attribute your failure to your parents.
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Don't be scared of making mistakes.
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Failures often spring from ignorance.
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A slip of the tongue is sometimes fatal to a politician.
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I searched all the rooms for the lost thing.
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Preparations for the ceremony are under way.
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The ceremony was followed by the reception.
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I've never visited Kagoshima, but I intend to this summer.
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The resignations would have little or no effect on upcoming indications.
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A dictionary defines words.
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The dictionary is close at hand.
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What a dictionary says is not always right.
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There are dictionaries and dictionaries.
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There's still plenty of room for improvement in dictionaries.
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There is a dictionary on the desk.
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The foundation of free nations is democracy.
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The rights of the individual are important in a free society.
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Freedom is so fundamental that its importance cannot be overemphasized.
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The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of America.
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