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It stands to reason that nobody likes him. He's too mean.
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It's natural that no one likes him. He's really mean.
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They take it for granted that men and women are equal.
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They were not brave at all.
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They are not at all interested.
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They broke out into spontaneous laughter.
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They take it for granted that what is new is better than what is old.
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They gave no heed to the warning.
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They're no competition; our team can beat them hands down.
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They suddenly appeared from nowhere.
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They were horror stricken at the news.
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They built the walls of the fortress without using cement at all.
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They assembled the chairs in neat rows.
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What happened to them is still a mystery.
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They may properly claim the protection of the law.
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I took it for granted that they adored Hannah.
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It is no wonder that a man of his ability is so successful.
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He never takes into account the fact that I am very busy.
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He was no better than a motherless child.
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He sank the deal without batting an eyelash.
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