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That voter, Mary Johnson, turned out to be a Democrat.
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The manufacturer of the medicine is a Japanese company.
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That problem was accepted.
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The problem remains unsolved.
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The problem will be on the carpet at the next meeting.
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The matter is of great importance to me.
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There are complicated circumstances behind the matter.
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There are books and books on the subject.
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There must be some solution to the problem.
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I have nothing to say with regard to that problem.
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I don't have anything to say on that subject.
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I have my own thoughts on that subject.
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Whether the problem is important or unimportant, you must solve it.
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We concluded that mutual aid was essential for attaining the goal.
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Their purpose is to help the poor in any place where they live.
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The tree is four feet around.
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The tree is four feet around.
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The colors of the pattern are very ordinary.
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That name struck a chord.
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The translation was true to the original.
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