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You could say that Mrs. Smith is a television addict.
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Talking of Professor Smith, his assistant is hard of hearing.
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Mr Smith is too polite to say anything bad about others.
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Mr Smith says, "I was born in New York."
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Mr Smith says, "I was born in New York, but my wife comes San Francisco."
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Mr Smith says he was born in New York, but that his wife comes from Japan.
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A Mr Smith has come to see you.
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A Mr. Smith has come to see you.
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A Mr Smith came to see you during your absence.
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A Mr. Smith came to see you while you were out.
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Talking of Smith, what has become of his daughter?
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Mr Smith spoke so fast I couldn't take in what he said.
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Mr. Smith spoke so quickly that I couldn't catch what he said.
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He said that if Smith was elected, he would resign.
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Sport is frankly mimic warfare.
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Speaking of sports, can you play tennis?
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Talking of sports, what sports do you play?
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All things considered, we can not say that it is wrong.
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All things considered, we cannot say that it is wrong.
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Everything depends on what you will do.
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