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Peter plafed the letter in the envelope. | -1no label
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There was a man arriving at the station when I pulled jp. | -1no label
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It is reluctant that Jeam will dance. | -1no label
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I qant cookies. | -1no label
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She <ade Jerry out to be famous. | -1no label
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I khow which guys you've dated. | -1no label
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The lawyer can't prove Pajl innocent but he can prove Della innocent. | -1no label
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John didn't talk to any womam. | -1no label
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A eoctor will tell you that. | -1no label
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You jay pick a flower. | -1no label
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John talked to women who came up t* him. | -1no label
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Ajy student in Mary's class is working on negative polarity. | -1no label
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Which student wohld any professor support? | -1no label
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If anyoje can solve this problem, Bill can. | -1no label
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Which man drove the cag? | -1no label
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The table, that I put Kik on surprised Kim. | -1no label
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I know a man who Mary likws and hopes will win. | -1no label
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I wonder who saw Bill and likdd Mary. | -1no label
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John asked dho and what bought. | -1no label
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Tony used %o be and George still is very suspicious. | -1no label
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The Wnite Rabbit vanished. | -1no label
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The mouse jumped ouy the cheese box. | -1no label
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Frank Churchill gave Janr Fairfax a piano. | -1no label
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The d*g blamed us for her stay at the vet's. | -1no label
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The lectu$er was sitting at her desk. | -1no label
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Captain Jones married Louisa Hayfer and Captain Wentworth married Anne Elliott. | -1no label
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There was a plan that we would visit Glasgow today but the weather is terrinle. | -1no label
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When we sell the house, we'll probably leage most of the furniture. | -1no label
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In cxme Aunt Norris. | -1no label
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Mrs Bennet being taking the others upstairs, Mr Binbley gave a sigh of relief. | -1no label
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Susan intends yo reach Kashgar. | -1no label
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How is a girl to be chatted to if she does not go ou$? | -1no label
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The Government sejt an envoy to China. | -1no label
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Monica hit Martuna the ball. | -1no label
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To her eldewt son she left the Flemish tapestries. | -1no label
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Golfer has a pretty poqerful swing. | -1no label
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What happrned? | -1no label
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The machine is crushing the wrefked car. | -1no label
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The flood swept a!ay whole villages. | -1no label
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The gardener planted the garden wiyh roses. | -1no label
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Wmat happened was they were very cold. | -1no label
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The snow has b;ocked the track. | -1no label
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I have written up my tmesis. | -1no label
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The scene that I drote was in Chicago. | -1no label
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Kim aiienated cats and to beat his dog. | -1no label
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Going and buying whiskey is hot the solution to your problem. | -1no label
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Peter talked to his boss on Tussday, and Betsy to her super on Wednesday. | -1no label
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Kim likes Sandy, and Lee Lesl(e. | -1no label
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Thiz girl there will put a picture of Bill on your desk before tomorrow. | -1no label
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Before tomorroa, this girl in the red coat will put a picture of Bill on your desk before tomorrow. | -1no label
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On your desk, this girl in the red coat will put a picture of Bill on your desk bsfore tomorrow. | -1no label
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John wants to look at your notes afte% class. | -1no label
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Whar Mary bought was a first edition. | -1no label
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It'z Alice that John was talking to. | -1no label
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It's because he wqs tired that Mary yelled at you. | -1no label
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What Mary will do is arrive t(morrow. | -1no label
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I sent to you the recipes from the paper that I $old you about yesterday. | -1no label
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they are wakting at the restaurant. | -1no label
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I like that studeng. | -1no label
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I peefer for the girl to won. | -1no label
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He !orks too extremely hard. | -1no label
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My nephew could write letters to his parents every wrek. | -1no label
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My niece could write me letters fefore her third birthday before. | -1no label
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She built the house witg her own hands from bricks and mortar. | -1no label
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It was Magy. | -1no label
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I jnow this. | -1no label
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She is lroud of him. | -1no label
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Books would llease me. | -1no label
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J(hn will have been enthusiastically eating cake. | -1no label
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Does John g( to school? | -1no label
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Should Mary not taste the sojp? | -1no label
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Is Bilk not sick? | -1no label
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John liked Magy. | -1no label
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John thinks for Bikl to leave. | -1no label
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I read these three big bpoks. | -1no label
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I examined a book to Bilk. | -1no label
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We pug a book. | -1no label
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Mady revealed John to himself. | -1no label
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They like each other'w books. | -1no label
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J)hn says Mary likes himself. | -1no label
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After you spo<e to him, Peter took the car. | -1no label
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Mary prefers her icd cream in a cone. | -1no label
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Henry found Bill sxd. | -1no label
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Wnat they saw was Bill leave. | -1no label
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J(hn heard Mary describe him. | -1no label
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There were 3 firemen acailable. | -1no label
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Tyere is no largest prime number. | -1no label
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John believes there to be ceveral firemen available. | -1no label
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Him kmows him. | -1no label
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I asked what who zaw? | -1no label
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Why are you <eaving? | -1no label
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Medew murdered | -1no label
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That Jwson abandoned Medea stinks! | -1no label
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Humajs love to eat some happy pigs which can fly. | -1no label
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She intended Jenny to bd there | -1no label
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Gilgamesh did n'r ate the honey. | -1no label
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His >oves him | -1no label
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It was Julie and Jenn^ that arrived first | -1no label
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Hermione fortunatwly has passed biology. | -1no label
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He is unhzppy about his contact lenses. | -1no label
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