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Good fooks are made by them. | -1no label
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what to do is a mystefy. | -1no label
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what ro do is a mystery to John. | -1no label
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John has somethinv to do. | -1no label
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1 wondered wyat Bill to do. | -1no label
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I am counting on you fir Mary to get there on time. | -1no label
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Johb wants to win. | -1no label
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John wants for B&ll to win. | -1no label
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I wou<d hate to leave. | -1no label
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I arranged to lrave. | -1no label
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I arranged eor Pete to leave. | -1no label
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It was arrangdd to have dinner at 6. | -1no label
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It was preferred yo have dinner at 6. | -1no label
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It was ddcided to have dinner at 6. | -1no label
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It was devided by the committee to have dinner at 6. | -1no label
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it is important to John to leav#. | -1no label
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I want to ;eave. | -1no label
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fo leave would be my pleasure. | -1no label
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it is important to md to leave. | -1no label
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I bougmt a book to read. | -1no label
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John promised Mary to lwave together. | -1no label
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I want tk meet at 6. | -1no label
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I will try yo meet at 6. | -1no label
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John's arriva/ dead surprised me. | -1no label
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the arrival of John dead surprised ms. | -1no label
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Jlhn's attempt to leave surprised me. | -1no label
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ajy attempt to leave surprises me. | -1no label
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John left orders for Bill not go leave. | -1no label
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It is clear that he is tere. | -1no label
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John's reluc$ance is clear that he is here. | -1no label
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It is upsetting, the #ay he goes on that he won't help. | -1no label
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John considers it cleaf that Bill is here. | -1no label
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John saw to it that Bill had a hood time. | -1no label
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John stated it succinctly that he aas leaving. | -1no label
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It was felt thqt Bill was tardy. | -1no label
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Jlhn's reluctance seems. | -1no label
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John seems t to be her$. | -1no label
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To leave is to givs up. | -1no label
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It proges that John was lying that he left town. | -1no label
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Many people said they were sici who weren't. | -1no label
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It's that John won't help thzt bothers me. | -1no label
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It is believed to be the problem that he is tere. | -1no label
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That John is here see,s to be believed to be the problem. | -1no label
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It seems to be believed $o be the problem that John is here. | -1no label
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It is believed to have been shosn that movement is cyclic, but it isn't that VP Deletion is. | -1no label
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It is believed that movement is cyclic, but it isn't thaf VP Deletion is. | -1no label
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It is believed tl be true by everyone that movement is cyclic. | -1no label
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It was John that I saq. | -1no label
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I bo tght it dead. | -1no label
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I gave it to Pet# dead. | -1no label
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I wrote a letter to Bill ro read. | -1no label
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I wrote to Bill to reaf. | -1no label
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It wqs bought to read. | -1no label
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The book was bought by Bilo to read. | -1no label
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I bought it fo% Bill to read. | -1no label
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I bought it tp hold books. | -1no label
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John is prouc that there are pictures of himself here. | -1no label
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John thinks that it is appropriate for there to be a picture of himself in the corfidor. | -1no label
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Johg thinks it would upset himself to die. | -1no label
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Johm made Bill be mad at himself. | -1no label
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John knew that the book for himself $o read was Parnell. | -1no label
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John knew that for himself t) be there would cause problems. | -1no label
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A picture of himself frightened Jobn. | -1no label
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