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Language is a fundamental problem of international marriage.
In principle, there should be a parking place for every car. In practice, this is not true.
International trade is vital for healthy economies.
The plan has many practical difficulties.
You had better not keep company with him.
Did you actually see the accident?
You had better not associate with those men.
It'd be better if you didn't associate with men like that.
You shouldn't associate with men like that.
Your suggestion is of no practical use.
I'd like to go with you, but as it is I can't.
Was the money actually paid?
In case of an emergency, get in touch with my agent right away.
It is no use trying to separate the sheep from the goats while in a state of madness.
Kyoto is internationally famous for its scenic beauty.
That looked like Mr. Tanaka, but actually it was a shoebox.
I'm saying "For the sake of Earth's environment," but actually it's "For the sake of the people living on Earth."
Barack Obama is aiming for an international ban on nuclear weapons, but is not against them in all wars.
During the press conference, the President touched on foreign relations.
Prospect is often better than possession.

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