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Have you ever returned home before seven?
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You have never been to Okinawa, have you?
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Have you ever heard her sing on the stage?
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Your new friends may laugh at some of the things you do.
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Your father has been in Paris, hasn't he?
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I have something to talk over with you.
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I have something to tell you.
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I fancy we've met before.
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I have never clapped eyes on you before.
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I have something good to tell you.
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There's something I need to talk with you about.
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I have something to talk over with you, face to face.
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May I have a talk with you?
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Seven is sometimes considered a lucky number.
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I've been there a couple of times.
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Indian summers run into October.
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"His father died yesterday." "I have never seen such a man before."
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"I've seen that play." "So have I."
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"Do you have anything to do?" "Nothing in particular."
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"Yes, we have met before," said Mr Jordan.
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