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• Whenever I needed money as a college student, my parents always came through.

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• The church we went past crumbled five minutes later due to a huge earthquake, and more than a hundred churchgoers were buried alive.

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• Regrettably, this self-centered behavior is absorbed by their children.

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• Though she repeated that she was a college student, I could not bring myself to believe it.

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• When writing a sentence, generally you start with a capital letter and finish with a period (.), an exclamation mark (!), or a question mark (?).
• When you write a sentence, it normally starts with an upper-case letter and ends in a period (.), an exclamation mark (!) or an interrogation mark (?).

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• Surpassing labour intensive, capital intensive, the age has shifted greatly to knowledge intensive.

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• "My metabolism is such that no matter how much I eat I don't put on weight." "Just now, this second, you've made enemies of people throughout the world."

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• Major Cold: It's the day of the year that the cold is most severe, but you could also say that Spring is just coming around the corner.

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• Tom usually wakes up at about six-thirty, but he doesn't usually get out of bed until seven.

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• A very large and powerful typhoon is now approaching. If you need to evacuate, please do so before the winds get stronger.

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• Though he is no longer president, he still holds considerable sway among the political elite.

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• In the late eighteenth century, a passport for an American was usually signed by the President of the United States.

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• From this we can derive the argument that major population shifts are not the result of economic change.

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• This gold watch is the apple of my eye. Mother gave it to me as a keep-sake in her later years.

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• Guess what the managing director started off the meeting by saying. The first thing out of his mouth was an announcement of some major restructuring.

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• Being together all the time, my Japanese classmates got to know each other very well.

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• College students should study hard, but equally they should also make time for an active social life.

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• The talented finance minister's ingenuity has helped his bankrupt nation to get out of the red.

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• Not everyone can go to college. There are kids that can't go even if they wanted to.

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• This university is trying to superficially promote that it’s becoming more “international” by increasing the number of English-lecture courses.
• By offering more courses with lectures conducted in English, this university is trying to label itself as being more “international”.

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• Nothing I do brings me stimulation, so keeping up my motivation is really tough.

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• The Japan Meteorological Agency has revised the magnitude of the eastern Japan quake from 8.8 to 9.0, the largest recorded in world history.

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• Some of the college students who are caught cheating on the exams do not even blush.

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• Her bold plan seemed to be too difficult, but before long it proved to be practicable.

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• If only her husband helped her, most of her problems at home would disappear.