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The two stories don't jibe in many details
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Although his age enfeebled him, he could still walk long distances without tiring.
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The medical students watched blood coagulate as part of their lesson in clotting reactions.
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Tensions escalated as the politicians refused to compromise.
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she hovered between life and deatch
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While recounting the preposterous tale, he threw in a few convincing details to add verisimilitude to the narrative.
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zemsta jednej grupy na drugiej za zabójstwo krewnego. Rodzi to stosunek społeczny oparty na wzajemnej morderczej wrogości. commencer à apprendre
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The vendetta between the Guelphs and the Ghibellines caused a devastating civil war in Italy.
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Its owner had taken off his tunic, and in white trousers and a thin, short-sleeved singlet prowled behind the chair-backs nursing his meager elbows
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The activists gathered to vituperate the government's programs.
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Though she had a pantry full of groceries, Sheila loved to cadge her meals from her sister.
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I felicitate you on your memory, sir.
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He feigned that he was ill to avoid going to school
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a feeling of deep and bitter anger and ill-will
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There were three vendees from three different companies at the auction, and each hoped to acquire the same valuable item.
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Such vandalism is an affront to society, and they should be arrested for participating in it.
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an expression of lack of respect
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When his jalopy broke down right in the middle of a busy carrefour, he swore he would invest in a more reliable car
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The meal they were served was execrable from beginning to end, but they were too hungry to care
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Standing by the edge of the sea, they witnessed a refulgent sunset.
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He gave a languid wave of the hand to signify his indifference.
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The gossamer curtains fluttered in the breeze
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He had a sanguine complexion that was matched by his cheerful outlook.
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She wore a hat with a diaphanous veil that did not obscure her features.
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Borckman felt the abysmal urgings of the beast, as a beast, to prove himself master of this four-legged beast.
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Political controversies are ubiquitous in the news today
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A person who talks constantly, especially about trivial matters
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The oenophile was heartbroken when months of heavy rain ruined a particularly promising grape harvest
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Now I want to know what that rigmarole you told me this morning meant.
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