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The pleasure of possessing is not in my estimation worth the trouble of acquiring.
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It's important to do it with a textbook adapted to your level.
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This large sofa would be out of place in a small room.
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Actually, it makes perfect sense.
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Indeed, Japanese sweets go well with Japanese tea.
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Traditional Japanese sweets really do go well with Japanese tea.
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You could be right, I suppose.
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Tom and Mary looked into each other's eyes and kissed.
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I just can't get along with Tom.
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His house and mine are adjacent.
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If you like Tom so much, why not break up with me and date him?
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Is Bob right?
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What sort of jewelry are you going to wear with this dress?
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