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a.
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The children were busy building bridges and pretty women solved mysteries near damaged eucalypts.
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b.
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These city people eat eel while police seize debris from the fields.
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c.
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Her pen friend said she met many leopards leisurely headed west for better weather.
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d.
| | The millionaire didn’t care that his scared heir was wary of prayer. |
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e.
| | Jan’s cat scratched my hand while attacking dancing Atlantic salmon. |
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f.
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In a bizarre heart-stopping farce, father laughed as the guard’s car started down the path after Aunt Marge.
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g.
| | The couple lunched with their son under the floodlights at the front of the punt. |
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h.
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On John’s yacht we scoffed hot sausages and watched the seagulls quarrel and cough.
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i.
| | The court order warned that we all ought to obey the law and walk out the door before we’re caught. |
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j.
| | Should the courier wolf down the full pudding the good woman cooked? |
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k.
| | Two news crews who queued for food got beautiful fruit on Tuesday. |
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l.
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Colonel Byrne turned a perfect first sojourn into the worst journey on Earth.
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m.
| | The foreign composers, Beryl and Michael, promised to write another thoroughly awesome anthem about the mountains. |
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n.
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Waiting for the ballet matinee they tasted champagne and ate steak in a cafe.
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o.
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The island choir might guide us in style through a night of fine dining.
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p.
| | Roy’s lawyer was buoyed by the boiled oyster. |
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q.
| | Clowns ploughing the ground are now outlawed in our town. |
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r.
| | Joe sews old coats and knows a bowl of cocoa soothes the soul. |
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s.
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The weird bearded seer heard cheering near the pier. |
