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It has a sunroof and an automatic transmission.

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The leather seats feel comfortable.

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Dual air bags make the car very safe.

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Our family’s new car is a small one with a big trunk.

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It gets thirty miles per gallon of gas.

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Consumers don’t like to spend too much on gasoline.

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Small cars use less gasoline than large vehicles.

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Some owners of large cars have traded them for smaller models.

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Many larger vehicles have an extra tax on them.

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In history class we discussed Sacagawea’s role in the Lewis and Clark expedition.

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Some people can speak both French and English.

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The cut on Harry’s foot kept him out of the game.

The actor, Cuba Gooding, Jr, sat at a nearby table.

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Hardly any news reporters were present.

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The lights in the houses along the shore came on one by one.

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The lighthouse could be seen from the boat.

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Two detectives questioned the suspect.

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Down toward the pond a goose with six goslings waddled.

This car is powered by solar batteries.

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