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• The hospital provides around the clock service.

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• When I did up my eyebrows, I looked much, much better.

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• Tom stopped running and tried to catch his breath.

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• The Yankees are running away with the pennant race.

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• She was busy doing her hair.

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• I thought I told you to trim your beard.
• I thought that I told you to trim your beard.

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• Could you send someone up to make the bed?

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• I make a point of arranging sentences in my mind before writing them down.

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• Check and adjust the brakes before you drive.

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• This was to teach me to think methodically.

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• I have no time to put my books in order before I go.

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• In Japan, you can see the orderly lines at stations.

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• You put away the sheets, and I'll make the bed.

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• I keep meaning to organize my desk.

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• While I was cleaning out my desk, I came across this old picture.

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• Obviously wash your face, but you must also take care of your appearance before assembling here.

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• The path stretching from that house to the bamboo thicket was laid with stone paving.

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• Mr Potter keeps himself in good condition by going jogging every day.

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• A traffic policeman signals directions to drivers by waving his hands and arms.

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• Researchers are saying that you can defend against brain aging by collecting yourself and keeping a strong presence of mind.

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• In this season, when the sun becomes obstructed it gets cold very quickly, so please come wearing clothes that are suitable for any kind of temperature.

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• If we don't create an environment that enables instant Internet access, our company will also fall behind.

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• Granted a ten-minute break, he enters the dressing room to tie his messy hair, wipe the sweat from his shoulders, and take control of his breathing.

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• There were long desks lined up, several pipe chairs, and stuck on the bulletin board were a calendar and several printouts.

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• Now Marina was a romantic; she had not yet fallen into that passive state of mind which accepts that one should find a corner to live, anywhere, and then arrange one's whole life around it.