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My boss’s response to my plea for changes to my job description was exactly what I was expecting.

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If the weather is unfavourable, do you have any other suggestions to replace our original plans?

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Both sides in the conflict are expressing their optimism that the ceasefire will hold.

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Jeremy seems to have calmly accepted the news about the break-in.

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That play I went to see last night was trying something new in its use of dialect.

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I was incapable of any reply when Ella told me she had quit her job.

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It’s really easy to see how much fitter Liam has become since he started swimming regularly.

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Your last piece of writing was without any mistakes whatsoever.

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Many of today’s products are used only once and then thrown away, which is having an impact on the environment.

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The updating of the university’s computer system has had extremely bad and far-reaching consequences.

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Exceptionally large crowds are expected to pack the event.

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