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Sheila groomed the horsr. | -1no label
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The horse groo,ed. | -1no label
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Snoe White poisoned. | -1no label
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The direftor flashed the lights. | -1no label
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Water gushed thriugh the streets. | -1no label
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Over the flre bubbled a fragrant stew. | -1no label
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Tony bent the rpd. | -1no label
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Jennifer baked the potwtoes. | -1no label
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Okl soared in price. | -1no label
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Corndlia lodged in the new boarding house. | -1no label
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Unicorns don't exost on the Earth. | -1no label
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A soluhion to this problem exists. | -1no label
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An (ld woman languished in the forest. | -1no label
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I had to bulge the bqg. | -1no label
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A rushing stream ran througu the valley. | -1no label
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The dealwr valued the book at $ 200. | -1no label
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Kim lives in the house Lee so.d to her. | -1no label
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The professor qas hoping for a strong evidence. | -1no label
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The ro)m contains many armchairs. | -1no label
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the bos contains few tools. | -1no label
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The mayo# gave John some good cakes. | -1no label
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Wash myselr. | -1no label
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Ic the weather is lovely today then we will go out. | -1no label
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They read the gig book. | -1no label
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He treats John vert under. | -1no label
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He walked rlght on the wall. | -1no label
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He wal.ed right very. | -1no label
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Joun thinks Bill is honest. | -1no label
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I am anxious you to study English grammar ha%d. | -1no label
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She tyought it was likely that everyone would fit into the car. | -1no label
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The two boys looked u( the word. | -1no label
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The happy student playee the piano. | -1no label
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I like chocolate cakes and pied. | -1no label
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It was in the park that the policeman met several young students last might. | -1no label
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She was p*or but quite happy. | -1no label
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The tezcher met his students in the class. | -1no label
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I am anxious that you to agrive on time. | -1no label
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She tu#ned down the side street. | -1no label
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A nuclear explosion would w&pe out plant life and out animal life. | -1no label
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He ran d(wn the road and down the President. | -1no label
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My brother wea#s a green overcoat. | -1no label
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That siply fool broke the teapot. | -1no label
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I thrww the puppy the ball. | -1no label
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Jomn made Kim a great doctor. | -1no label
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Joyn has been at Stanford for four years. | -1no label
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The studen^ heard a strange sound. | -1no label
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John made a dol? for his son. | -1no label
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Al< of his conversation was reported to me. | -1no label
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This is the placw to go to. | -1no label
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We need tk finish the project this week. | -1no label
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The gang robbed her of her necklaxe. | -1no label
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They helped ud edit the script. | -1no label
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John smelled the freshly bakdd bread. | -1no label
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Kim camps on the hkll. | -1no label
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The parents bought the children non-fictoon novels. | -1no label
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The parents bought non-fivtion novels for the children. | -1no label
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John carried her on his bzck. | -1no label
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They write go her. | -1no label
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Ws caught them eating the bananas. | -1no label
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We are content for the clean$rs to return the drapes next week. | -1no label
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The soldiers must rnforce Bill to make the baby be quiet. | -1no label
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Rice is availab?e in most countries. | -1no label
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In preparation for the return fixture this team have trained nore efficiently than they had in recent months. | -1no label
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Each of John's boat has been repaintdd. | -1no label
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Mahy of the record contained evidence of wrongdoing. | -1no label
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He is aliv@. | -1no label
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The committee dere unanimous in their decision. | -1no label
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A variety of styles has been in vogue for the las^ year. | -1no label
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Both workets will wear carnations. | -1no label
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Fe@ of the doctors approve of our remedy. | -1no label
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You !ashed me. | -1no label
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Sally wishes that every(ne would praise her. | -1no label
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John is likely to fe a letter in the mailbox. | -1no label
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The colir red is his favorite color. | -1no label
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Pat waw persuaded to be examined by the dentist. | -1no label
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Thede seem to be no student absent. | -1no label
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Kevin urgew Anne to be loyal to herself. | -1no label
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John drznk water and Bill wine. | -1no label
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He mist have been being interrogated by the police at that very moment. | -1no label
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Johm will kicking the ball. | -1no label
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John is in the schoo>. | -1no label
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The child becahe never crazy. | -1no label
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Are you a studsnt? | -1no label
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Jane likes these apples even more than Mady does. | -1no label
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I found myself needinh sleep. | -1no label
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I found myself shouls needing sleep. | -1no label
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Jotn does leave. | -1no label
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John did nkt come. | -1no label
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Lee nfver left. | -1no label
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Had they been here now, we would j't have this problem. | -1no label
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They'li be leaving. | -1no label
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Kim got arrested by the CIA, and Sandy gor, also. | -1no label
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You b@tter not leave it here. | -1no label
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The roof is lea,. | -1no label
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Anyome isn't sleeping in my bed. | -1no label
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That he is a fool is belieced by no one. | -1no label
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John will have been dribing the car. | -1no label
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TV puts ideas into children's geads. | -1no label
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Iveas are put into children's heads. | -1no label
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The coat does noy fit you. | -1no label
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