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The car stopped on the street when the traffic light turned red.

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The bus stopped on the street.

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Down the lane, past the house, and into the field ran the runaway horse.

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Go to the store and get some milk, as I must have your cake baked in time for the party

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Although they used to be quite rare, wild turkeys are now common, and they are everywhere.

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When it started raining, they got soaked.

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I live in my apartment all by myself.

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She fell asleep because she was tired.

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If I go, I will call you.

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Stuck standing in line, the elevator slowed everyone down.

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