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John eats apples and John eats fruit in the yard . d . * Cassius Clay eats apples and ... John owns a yacht and Harry has a $ 30,000 mortgage on his house . h . * John is a Republican , but Bill will take the garbage out for you . i .
John eats apples and John eats fruit in the yard . d . * Cassius Clay eats apples and ... John owns a yacht and Harry has a $ 30,000 mortgage on his house . h . * John is a Republican , but Bill will take the garbage out for you . i .
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John was happy that to own a car didn't disqualify you . John was happy that it didn't disqualify you to own a car . John was happy that owning a car didn't disqualify you . * He didn't want that he was an Indian to be known at his club ...
John was happy that to own a car didn't disqualify you . John was happy that it didn't disqualify you to own a car . John was happy that owning a car didn't disqualify you . * He didn't want that he was an Indian to be known at his club ...
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I now turn to another class of S's which K ( 66 ) derives by the proposed rules : ( 80 ) Nihongo wa John ga heta Japanese desu . bad - at is ' As for Japanese , it is John who is bad at it . ' ( 81 ) Atama wa John ga warui . head is ...
I now turn to another class of S's which K ( 66 ) derives by the proposed rules : ( 80 ) Nihongo wa John ga heta Japanese desu . bad - at is ' As for Japanese , it is John who is bad at it . ' ( 81 ) Atama wa John ga warui . head is ...
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