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Bronze is composed of copper and tin.
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Why don't you adapt your way of life to circumstances?
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Sleep is essential for the preservation of life.
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It is up to you whether we succeed or not.
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Whether you succeed or not depends on how hard you study.
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Whether you will succeed or not depends upon your own exertions.
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By all means.
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What does all this add up to?
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What do you think we must do in order to maintain the peace of the world?
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How was the math test?
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What is man's ultimate destiny?
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All men have some natural talent, but the question is whether they can use it or not.
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Why don't you mind your own business? What do you gain by sticking your nose into other people's affairs?
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I don't care a damn what people think of me.
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I am much obliged to you for your kind help.
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Some children are as bad as they can be while their parents are gone.
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Gentlemen first.
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Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.
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Before you go hiking in the woods, find out what you should do when you meet a bear.
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How can you make a living from selling newspapers?
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