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Philosophy is often regarded as difficult.
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Crossing guards are posted during school hours to guide children safely across busy streets.
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Silence often implies resistance.
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Silence often implies consent.
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With all her merits she was not proud.
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The population of China is larger than that of Japan.
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The population of China is larger than that of India.
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Warm and humid weather increases the number of crimes.
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Organized sports are often an important part of school life, and competitive sports are popular, too.
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The big cities are full of allurements.
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The population of Osaka City is larger than that of Kyoto City.
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The population of Osaka is larger than of Kobe.
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Many pupils are poor at algebra.
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The retired often feel that they are useless and unproductive.
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It is often difficult to see if a ball is in or out.
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The more, the better.
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Many support the former alternative, but I prefer the latter.
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There are many foreign tourists in Asakusa.
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There are a lot of factories in Kawasaki.
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In Sendai we have much rain in July.
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