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• This city will suffer from an acute water shortage unless it rains soon.

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• As a tadpole grows, the tail disappears and legs begin to form.

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• Jane is very content with her job and has no desire to quit it.

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• A person who is only a pawn in the game often talks big in company.

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• The antiques my father left when he died turned out to be nothing but worthless junk.

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• There was something about that house that made her stop and look again.

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• His leg will prevent him from participating in a tennis tournament.

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• I don't think many people can say they are satisfied with their salary.
• I don't think that many people can say they're satisfied with their salary.
• I don't think that many people can say they are satisfied with their salary.

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• Do you ever feel your legs twitch whilst you are sleeping? It wakes me up frequently.

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• In judging his work, we must take account of his lack of experience.
• In judging his work, we must take his lack of experience into account.

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• The average man fails not because he lacks ability, but because he lacks ability to concentrate.

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• I keep a good supply of stamps to save trips to the post office.

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• It's just possible that he'll eventually recover the use of his legs.

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• Suppose there was a worldwide oil shortage in ten years' time. What would happen to the industrialised countries?

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• I know that if we discuss it, we can find a solution that will satisfy both of us.

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• People who are made much of by the public are not always those who most deserve it.

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• Jill says that she's happily married, but at times you'd never know it.

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• I noticed that I got a more lasting satisfaction from works of a more incomplete character.

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• Although I don't remember how, I've been getting some bruises on my legs lately. What should I do if it's some kind of weird disease?

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• Barter, however, was a very unsatisfactory system because people's needs seldom matched exactly.

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• The Abe Cabinet is the Cabinet inaugurated on September 26, 2006 by Shinzo Abe, who was appointed as Japan's 90th Prime Minister.

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• If it's going to require a total restructuring, I'm sure they will be satisfied with the old system.

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• With a shortage of midwives added to that of obstetricians it has become clear all over again that our country's obstetric care is in an extremely grave situation.

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• There is definitely a way to quit the world and live like an hermit in the mountains, being self-sufficient and without contact with anybody while not dying like a dog.

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• It crawls on all fours as a baby, then learns to walk on two legs, and finally needs a cane in old age.