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Carrots are good for your eyes. Have you ever seen a rabbit wearing glasses?
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Tom is a good judge of character.
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Let's try calling Tom.
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Tom watches the 6 o'clock news every evening.
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Have you ever seen a guy's thing?
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Hey, have you seen a guy's junk before?
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Hey, have you ever seen a guy's privates before?
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Tom is watching TV.
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Why don't you call Tom up?
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It's more fun to play baseball than to watch it.
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You learn more from trying to repair a TV than from watching one.
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You learn more from trying to repair a TV than from watching one.
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Ask Tom again.
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Would you stop staring at me?
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Come here and give it a look.
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Tom rushed out onto the road without looking both ways.
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Why don't you ask Tom?
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Have you ever seen a baby pigeon?
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I saw Tom tonight.
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I don't know. Why don't you ask Tom?
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