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The newspaper photographs of the automobile accident were shocking and horrible.

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Although I planned to avoid dessert, when the waitress showed me the chocolate mousse, I gave in to my desire for sweets.

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Katia will make a serious effort to improve her score on the next biology test.

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Mario's running shoes were just a little too tight, so that after the race he had scraped areas on his heels.

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Griswold's Hardware Store carries a complete stock of everything for painting your house.

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Monica made a face expressing disgust when she learned she had to work the holiday weekend.

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Many American legal principles were taken from English common law.

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The German border guard searched the car in a hurried and inattentive manner before waving us through the checkpoint.

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Detective Jones lifted the knife with extreme care from the desk drawer.

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