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She seems quite indifferent to football.
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She had never spoken to him before that time.
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She did it entirely of her own accord.
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She has nothing to do with that affair.
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She had nothing to do with the case.
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She is no less beautiful than her mother.
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Her words were wholly void of meaning.
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Her words were completely meaningless.
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What she said was completely meaningless.
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Her diligence is indeed worthy of praise.
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Her mother lives in the country all by herself.
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Her mother lives in the country all by herself.
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It is quite strange that she should say so.
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Little did they imagine that they would lose the game.
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They have no house to live in at all.
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He says he will come, which is quite impossible.
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He grabbed the chocolate away from his sister.
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He is bound to pass the entrance examination.
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He is quite ignorant of things Japanese.
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He is fresh from college, so he has no experience.
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