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I inclined my ear to him.
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There is a leap of logic in what he says.
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There isn't a grain of truth in what he says.
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I don't quite believe what he says.
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There is no possibility that what he says may have any truth in it.
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There is no doubt whatever about what he says.
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You can not believe a word he says.
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You can't believe a word he says.
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You don't have to pay attention to what he says.
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You don't have to pay attention to what he says.
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I find his every word truly offensive.
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I tried to get down every word he said.
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I tried to write down everything he said.
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Everything he says rubs me the wrong way.
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Did you make out what he said?
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Did you understand what he said?
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I don't quite understand what he says.
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Such was his surprise that he could not say a word for some time.
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His loss of memory is a psychological problem rather than a physical one.
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Afraid of hurting his feelings, I didn't tell him the truth.
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