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It is easy to form a plan, but it is difficult to carry it out.
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It is easier to make plans than to put them into practice.
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It is one thing to make a plan and quite another to carry it out.
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It's one thing to make plans, but quite another to carry them out.
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It is one thing to make a plan and quite another to carry it out.
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It is one thing to make a plan and quite another to carry it out.
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Besides making the plan, my brother carried it out.
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Several people were standing in front of the notice.
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My brother had a house built in Urawa last month.
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Are you angry at what I said?
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Are you angry because of what I said?
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You have no cause for anger.
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You have no cause for anger.
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He will have left here by the time you return.
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As you have insulted him, he is cross with you.
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Imagine yourself to be in his place.
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It was bad of you to get angry at your wife.
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I can't work with you standing there.
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There is no sense in standing when there are seats available.
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Empty vessels make the most sound.
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