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Mrs. Davis was anything but a perfect wife.
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It shows that English is no longer the language only of the people of England.
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I know better than to quarrel with her about trifles.
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I don't have good luck, so I don't play pachinko or buy lottery tickets.
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It is not easy to write in chalk.
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It is not easy to write with chalk.
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In addition to being a great statesman, Churchill was a great writer.
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Not everyone can be a poet.
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Not everybody succeeds in life.
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Not everyone can be a KRS-ONE.
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You should not cut in when someone else is talking.
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You should not interrupt when someone is talking to someone else.
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Even if I am wrong, you are not quite right.
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Even if it is true, it matters little.
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She is not pretty, to be sure, but she is very clever.
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But I never had you.
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Why don't we take a taxi?
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There were lots of bundles, but they weren't thousand-dollar bills.
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Not that I have any objection.
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But "experiment" is not the appropriate word.
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