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| The government l ies taxes for national expenses. |
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| His nationality isn’t r t to whether he is a good lawyer. |
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| The dispute was settled by m n. |
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| Reading good books helps to r e our speech. |
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| They made a p l after the meeting. |
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| Dictators are ar y rulers. |
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| A xes to a book are worth consulting. |
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| It takes years of hard work to c e a good dictionary. |
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| A building of great b k is to be erected across the road. |
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| The school has an o n towards practical skills. |
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| The pianist has a b s in favour of Chopin. |
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| Soil e n by rain and wind is a serious problem here. |
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| Rent is one form of re e. |
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| Pleasure should be su e to duty. |
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| The child has no in e to study harder because his parents can’t afford to send him to college. |
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| The third c e of the contract specifies when the payments are due. |
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| Under the old r e women could not vote. |
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| What c a do you use when judging the quality of a student's work? |
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| These political upheavals might well destroy the whole fr k of society. |
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