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He can't possibly do that, can he
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We believed that Aphrodite was omnipotent.
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Which book about Ulysses did you say that you would read?
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I wanted any cake.
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Gilgamesh is not reading the cuneiform tablets.
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Jason persuaded Medea to try to run away.
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We believed Aphrodite to be omnipotent
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That bottle of water might have.
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I don't remember what all I said?
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Aphrodite said he freed the animals and freed the animals he
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That Aphrodite was so promiscuous astounded the other gods.
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Gilgamesh doesn't ate the honey
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I claimed that she was pregnant
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Aphrodite do freed animals.
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David wrote that you said that Anson thought that Julie had fainted
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Gilgamesh failed often biology
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It rained
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Poseidon was asleep, when the executioner arrived.
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People are in the garden
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Anson became happy
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It is tough to teach syntax.
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There's going to be a party, isn't there?
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I have might be flying helicopters.
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They brought the hat to the teacher
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What Medea attempted was to poison her children.
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Benjamin gave the cloak 0 and sent the book to Lee
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The man chuckles
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Milena will make pasta.
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Aphrodite did free animals
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Gilgamesh should seek Ishtar
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They depend on Mary.
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The Greeks arrived all.
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Has not the potion worked
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Gomez's photograph of Pugsley of Lucy's
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Will can he do it?
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Humans love to eat the old pigs.
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He could might go
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It's under the bed that's the best place to hide
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He left.
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That picture of her pleases Jenny.
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Constantly reading Shakespeare satisfied me
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There was a dragon in the cave.
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People like lard.
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These ones are to be smuggled from Hungary.
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Emily showed himself to Benjamin in the mirror.
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I said that that Jason was jealous annoyed Medea
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We donated a chopper to the new hospital
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These expensive and illegal bottles of Absinthe are to be smuggled from Hungary.
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A programme about Euripides is on a Radio 4 tonight.
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Lucy's analysis was the most successful
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I am having eaten seaweed.
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Medea tried to poison her children.
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Anson demonized old
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What I said was that we would go.
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There are many fish in the sea.
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Jason gave the poisoned clothes to who?
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By is eaten monkey banana that the being
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Benjamin said he would run away and he did.
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Who is sailing to Ithaca?
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They sat on Mary.
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Julie filed letters to herself.
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He looked it up
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Who's there?
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There was he in the garden.
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He might no could have done it
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Gilgamesh didn't ate the honey
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The sheep cries
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For Aphrodite to appear to be happy would be impossible.
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Who did Plato listen to DP Demosthenes' oration about?
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Me gave it to him.
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If one were to steal talismans from witches, then that would be dangerous.
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Bill did not destroy the world.
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Both the twins might have been at the party.
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That Plato loved Aster was obvious.
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The pigs grunt
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where place are you living.
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Who was for Medea to poison awful?
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Julie maintained if the barman was sober.
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The analysis of Lucy took longer than that of Gomez.
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Julie became a fond.
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I climbed up the tree.
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I inquired when we could leave.
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Where Alison and David soaked their feet was in the kitchen
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What Medea wondered if was the potion was ready
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That photograph of Jane of Lucy's
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The constant reading of Shakespeare satisfied me
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Medea wondered if that the potion was ready
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What she thought was that the poison was neutralised
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Because she had got the highest marks, Medea was happy
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When did you arrive?
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Which poisonous plant is it certain that we will find in Amazonia?
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The microphone salesman's 0 irritating patter was relentless.
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The Paris I used to know is no more
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Sam gave the cloak to Lee and gave the magic chalice to Matthew.
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Gilgamesh has eaten the honey
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I will eat a mango, and Gillian will too.
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Computer viruses increased in virulence last year.
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At Trade, Anson danced extremely frantically
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Richard is going to chop some wood.
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The poem that Homer wrote.