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I am afraid that neither from them nor from books have I learnt much that greatly profited me.
Because they had not achieved complete success they gave more scope for the activity of my imagination.
Before the arrival of this skyscraper, all the buildings in the city stood in special relationship to each other.
That decision, in turn, was affected by the geological structure of the hill itself.
He kept calm in the face of the danger.
Then she found several stacks of thousand-dollar bills under a bush and put them in her basket.
You will gain nothing from doing that.
That way of talking is typical of him.
Start at once, and you will catch up with him.
Start at once, or you will miss the train.
Start right now, and you'll catch up with them.
Start at once, and you will catch up with him.
Start at once, and you will catch the bus.
Get up at once, or you will be late for school.
Hold on tight, otherwise you will fall off.
You should be frank, and they will treat you as a friend.
Our company has never had that kind of system, and it's never made us feel uncomfortable.
They say this is one of the best books, if not the best.
This is the reason why he did it.
The obsequious waiter is usually assigned the best table because he always curries favor with his manager and superiors.

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