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Our friends won't buy this analysis, let alone the next one we propose.

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One more pseudo generalization and I'm giving up.

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One more pseudo generalization or I'm giving up.

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The more we study verbs, the crazier they get.

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Day by day the facts are getting murkier.

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I'll fix you a drink.

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Fred watered the plants flat.

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Bill coughed his way out of the restaurant.

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We're dancing the night away.

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Herman hammered the metal flat.

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The critics laughed the play off the stage.

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The pond froze solid.

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Bill rolled out of the room.

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The gardener watered the flowers flat.

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The gardener watered the flowers.

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Bill broke the bathtub into pieces.

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Bill broke the bathtub.

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They drank the pub dry.

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They drank the pub.

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The professor talked us into a stupor.

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The professor talked us.

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We yelled ourselves hoarse.

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We yelled ourselves.

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We yelled Harry hoarse.

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Harry coughed himself into a fit.

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Harry coughed himself.

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Harry coughed us into a fit.

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Bill followed the road into the forest.

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We drove Highway 5 from SD to SF.

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Fred tracked the leak to its source.

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John danced waltzes across the room.

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Bill urinated out the window.

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Bill coughed out the window.

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Bill bled on the floor.

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The toilet leaked through the floor into the kitchen below.

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Bill ate off the floor.

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Bill drank from the hose.

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This metal hammers flat easily.

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They made him president.

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They made him angry.

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They caused him to become angry by making him.

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They caused him to become president by making him.

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They made him to exhaustion.

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They made him into a monster.

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The trolley rumbled through the tunnel.

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The wagon rumbled down the road.

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The bullets whistled past the house.

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The knee replacement candidate groaned up the stairs.

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The car honked down the road.

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The dog barked out of the room.

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The dog barked its way out of the room.

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Bill whistled his way past the house.

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The witch vanished into the forest.

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Bill disappeared down the road.

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The witch went into the forest by vanishing.

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The witch went into the forest and thereby vanished.

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The building is tall and wide.

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The building is tall and tall.

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This building is taller and wider than that one.

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This building got taller and wider than that one.

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This building got taller and taller.

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This building is taller and taller.

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This building got than that one.

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This building is than that one.

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Bill floated into the cave.

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Bill floated into the cave for hours.

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Bill pushed Harry off the sofa for hours.

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Bill floated down the river for hours.

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Bill floated down the river.

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Bill pushed Harry along the trail for hours.

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Bill pushed Harry along the trail.

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The road zigzagged down the hill.

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The rope stretched over the pulley.

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The weights stretched the rope over the pulley.

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The weights kept the rope stretched over the pulley.

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Sam cut himself free.

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Sam got free by cutting his finger.

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Bill cried himself to sleep.

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Bill cried Sue to sleep.

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Bill squeezed himself through the hole.

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Bill sang himself to sleep.

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Bill squeezed the puppet through the hole.

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Bill sang Sue to sleep.

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The elevator rumbled itself to the ground.

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If the telephone rang, it could ring itself silly.

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She yelled hoarse.

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Ted cried to sleep.

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The tiger bled to death.

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He coughed awake and we were all overjoyed, especially Sierra.

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John coughed awake, rubbing his nose and cursing under his breath.

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John coughed himself awake on the bank of the lake where he and Bill had their play.

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Ron yawned himself awake.

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She coughed herself awake as the leaf landed on her nose.

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The worm wriggled onto the carpet.

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The chocolate melted onto the carpet.

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The ball wriggled itself loose.

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Bill wriggled himself loose.

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Aliza wriggled her tooth loose.

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The off center spinning flywheel shook itself loose.

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The more you eat, the less you want.

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