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His plan is difficult and expensive; it is completely out of the question.
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His answer is not altogether satisfactory to us.
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His opinion is quite different from ours.
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I don't know anything about him at all.
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I do not know anything about him.
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What he says makes no sense at all.
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He is devoid of human feeling.
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I have nothing to do with him.
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It never occurred to me that he might be ill.
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There isn't any hope of his success.
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What he did next was quite a surprise to me.
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That he refused our proposal was big surprise to us.
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It is only natural that he should do well at school.
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It is not probable that he will get well.
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I have no idea where he has gone.
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I think it quite strange that he should not know such a thing.
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It is quite natural that he think so.
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The elder sons are now quite independent of their father.
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A diametrically opposed kinship pattern is to be observed among certain South Sea Island communities.
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No speculation has taken place concerning the motives.
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