Confusing Pairs

Its not easy growing up in a world where perspectives shift constantly and information bombards the senses; one hardly knows what to think of as right or wrong.

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In actuality, the association could not defend it's inane argument that the puppy compromised the child's safety.

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Selma High School simultaneously gives back to the community and raises funds for its field trips by organizing community activities throughout the year in exchange for small donations.

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The snake now has a freshly grown skin. Each month, it will shed it's old, worn skin and regrow a new one, protecting it from parasites and injuries.

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• have shed it's old, worn

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This all changed in the late 1960's, when Apollo 11 succeeded in it's mission of landing the first humans on the moon.

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At times, the wind blew through the trees, carrying on its' chilling gusts the scents of the nearby ocean.

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• it's chillier

• its chilling

• it's chilling

Despite the fact that he had clearly requested an iced coffee earlier, they're was no convincing the barista that his order was correct.

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A girl thats waiting for the bus to arrive finds herself continuously looking down at her watch to check the time. The bus is incredibly late, and she cannot fathom why.

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A young boy, whose holding an empty bronze shell casing, watches somberly as a massive train lurches off into the distant plains.

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Now that twenty-first century identity has had time to develop, we notice a distinct lack of a one-size-fits-all look - the hipsters might like there pants tight-fitting and brightly tones, while the preps prefer a muted, straight cut.

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