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Women - why do they want to go to toilet in groups? I don't get it at all.
I'm not going to the library, but I can take you as far as the station.
Just where have you been loitering around without your attendants?
She coaxed and wheedled her unwilling child into going to the dentist with her.
And after that she, at a pace of three times a week, gets drunk and at those times brings back a different man.
"That's right. At the least I wish they'd add one to the first floor as well ... Wait a mo! Why are you here!?" "'Why' is obvious isn't it? It's so we can go to the toilet together."
Thanks for bringing me here.
You may bring whoever wants to come.
Bring along your friend.
I'll bring my sister to the party.
What do you say to bringing your sister?
A sheep dog drives the flock to the pasture.
At the age of six, I was taken to a circus for the first time.
I was taken to a circus for the first time.
My mother brought him to my room.
My mother took me to the park.
Father sometimes took me to his office.
My father said he would reserve a day to take me to the zoo.
My father brought me here by car.
My father took us to the zoo.

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