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Was it Mr Yamada that came to see me during my absence yesterday?
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Was it Mr. Yamada that came to see me yesterday while I was out?
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The woman who came here yesterday is Miss Yamada.
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A Mr Sakaki has come to see you.
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A Mr. Sakaki has come to see you.
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Keep up the good work, Mr. Sakamoto.
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Mr. Yappari appealed to the judge for mercy.
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Muriel is living poorly off of her part-time job.
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Muriel is making a poor living from her part-time job.
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Do you remember Mr Saito?
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Do you remember Mr. Saito?
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Hatoyama says that he supports his family by gambling on horse racing.
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Jim sometimes has disagreements with his wife.
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Mr Gray was the first man that arrived.
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Mr. Gray was the first man that arrived.
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Have you been in contact with Mr White recently?
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Mrs. Sato pushed her son to study hard.
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Miss Sato is a new secretary of the president.
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Miss Sato is the president's new secretary.
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Mr Sato speaks English well.
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