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There is a yellow rose.
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How long have you been keeping this rose garden?
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Betty brought some roses and Jane some carnations.
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Brian took some roses.
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Roses smell sweet.
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The roses bloom in spring.
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The roses sometimes grow wild.
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The roses are now in full bloom.
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A rose has thorns on its stem.
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Roses have thorns on their stems.
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The rose is called the queen of flowers.
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The rose is the national flower of this country.
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A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
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The roses are in bud.
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A rose smells sweet.
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There is nothing I like so much as the smell of roses.
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There's nothing I like as much as the smell of roses.
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The smell of roses hung in the air.
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The perfume of roses filled the room.
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A rose is sweeter in the bud than full blown.
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