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Fry them on both sides until golden brown.
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As a child, Tom would gnaw on the crust on a loaf of bread while walking home from the store.
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I do push-ups and pull-ups on the horizontal bar.
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Generosity is a trait of the people of Baku.
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Why did you latch onto me?
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"What are you doing?" he fumed.
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Where does all your bile come from?
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There are twenty thousand spectators in the bleachers in the stadium.
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All attention was riveted on the stands.
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When I grow up, I want to be a pastry chef.
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Don't exacerbate the problem.
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Someone was tugging on my sleeve.
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It's not possible to foresee everything, so just live and enjoy life.
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The players need to take turns throwing a die.
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In the grave lay a skeleton with a split skull.
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Es muy agradable el canto matutino de los pájaros.
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Is that a hickey on your neck?
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This alarms me.
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I'm offering two hundred euros for that still life.
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Heavy artillery was employed.
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Life is like a river with a source and a mouth. Each of us has our own river. One person may have one that is twisting and serpentine, with shallow water in the shoals, so one must plod, not float. Another's is stormy, seething, carrying water furiously, flying one hundred thousand miles until it meets another river and loses its impetuosity and noisiness, and then calmly moves forward to the mouth. There are also streams, short and transparent, like the life of a baby.
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What's growing in this garden bed?
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I'm going to pull the thistles and nettles out of this bed now. Will you lend me your gloves?
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Our cat is very mischievous. First, she begs for food. Then, when we give it to her, she sniffs, snorts, takes one bite, and walks away.
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Don't mutter to yourself under your breath, but speak clearly and distinctly.
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The robber was tied up.
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Have you rinsed out your throat?
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We're getting off in five minutes.
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Just put the facts together.
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He fell and hit his tailbone.
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Se cayó y se golpeó la rabadilla.
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Her response stunned me.
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Everything is not as rosy as one would like.
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Do not spread unfounded slander against anyone.
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Among the new ideas was one especially captivating in its novelty.
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Remember that you are held liable for giving deliberately false testimony.
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All day I went over the events in my memory.
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I didn't know that we were fellow countrymen.
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Mary and I are sitting on the sofa, wrapped in plaid blankets, and watching TV.
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After the intermission, the audience returned to the auditorium. The play continued.
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We hung up the laundry.
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Tom twiddled his thumbs.
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Tomorrow we have dictation.
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Parsnip is a biennial species, like carrots.
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I terminated the employment contract.
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The wording of the refusal was striking in its cynicism.
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I like this particular wording very much.
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What muscles do squats target?
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The piglet is squealing.
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The piglet is grunting.