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1,500
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Proud of him I've never been.
1,501
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Beans I don't think you'll be able to convince me Harry has ever tasted in his life.
1,502
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It was tomorrow that I promised that he would be there.
1,503
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It is beans that I don't like.
1,504
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Do you think that he sometimes went there alone?
1,505
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I won't ask you to believe that he tried to force me to give her some money.
1,506
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That he sometimes went there alone is certain.
1,507
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Do you believe that somebody was looking for something?
1,508
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I never met that man who somebody tried to kill.
1,509
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I won't have any money.
1,510
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I will ask you to believe that he tried to force me to give her any money.
1,511
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Do you think that he ever went there alone?
1,512
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That he ever went there alone is odd.
1,513
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That he ever went there alone is certain.
1,514
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I never met that man who anybody tried to kill.
1,515
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Tom told somebody that he wasn't sick.
1,516
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Buffy couldn't do 100 push ups and somebody laughed.
1,517
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Tom told anybody that he wasn't sick.
1,518
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Buffy couldn't do 100 push ups and anybody laughed.
1,519
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I believe that the sun was out.
1,520
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1
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I believed that the sun was out.
1,521
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I believed that the sun is out.
1,522
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That the sun is out was obvious.
1,523
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That I believed that the sun was out is obvious.
1,524
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That I believed that the sun is out is obvious.
1,525
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That Jack sometimes slept is impossible.
1,526
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That Jack ever slept is impossible.
1,527
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That Jack ever slept is possible.
1,528
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I talked to Winston about Winston.
1,529
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I talked to Winston about him.
1,530
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That the sun was out was obvious.
1,531
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John scratched his arm and Mary did too.
1,532
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Mary scratched her arm too.
1,533
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Mary scratched John's arm too.
1,534
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John scratched his arm and the boy who knew Mary scratched her arm.
1,535
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John scratched his arm and the boy who Mary knew did so too.
1,536
r-67
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That the fuzz wanted him worried John but it didn't worry Mary.
1,537
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That the fuzz wanted him worried John, but that the fuzz wanted John didn't worry Mary.
1,538
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That the police wanted him worried Johns but it didn't worry the boy who Mary knew.
1,539
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John is prouder of having gone than nobody expected me to believe he would be.
1,540
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John is prouder of having gone than John didn't expect me to believe he would be.
1,541
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John is prouder of having gone than John expected nobody to believe he would be.
1,542
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John is prouder of having gone than John expected me not to believe he would be.
1,543
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John is prouder of having gone than than John expected me to believe not all.
1,544
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John is prouder of having gone than John expected me to believe that he wasn't.
1,545
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John is prouder of having gone than people who don't know him would expect me to believe he would be.
1,546
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John is prouder of having gone than Sally expected Joan to believe that the man who didn't shave would be.
1,547
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John is prouder of having gone than I expected you to believe he would be of not having fallen asleep.
1,548
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Tom knows it and Dick knows it and Harry knows it.
1,549
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Tom washed the car, and Dick waxed the car.
1,550
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Tom ordered bacon, and Dick ordered lettuce, and Harry ordered tomatoes.
1,551
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Tom, Dick, and Harry know it.
1,552
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Tom washed, and Dick waxed, and Harry polished the car.
1,553
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1
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Tom, Dick, and Harry ate, drank, and sang.
1,554
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1
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Tom ordered bacon, and Dick lettuce, and Harry tomatoes.
1,555
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Tom ordered bacon, and Dick ordered lettuce, and I think that Harry ordered tomatoes.
1,556
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Tom ordered bacon, and Dick lettuce, and I think that Harry tomatoes.
1,557
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Joe is taller than Mary is.
1,558
r-67
1
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Joe is taller than Mary.
1,559
r-67
1
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Joe is taller than I think Mary is.
1,560
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Joe is taller than I think Mary.
1,561
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Mike will sing if you will sing.
1,562
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1
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Mike will sing if you will.
1,563
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1
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Jim will go if he feels good.
1,564
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If Jim feels good, he will go.
1,565
r-67
1
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I gave the book to Harvey because he asked me to.
1,566
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1
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It never occurred to Harvey that I might want to leave because he is insensitive to other people's desires.
1,567
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It never occurred to Harvey because he is insensitive to other people's desires that, I might want to leave.
1,568
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. I figured it out that she was lying.
1,569
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I explained it to Bill that she was lying.
1,570
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I took it for granted that she was lying.
1,571
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I regret it exceedingly that she was lying.
1,572
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1
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He'll bring me a hot dog if he sees one.
1,573
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He'll bring me one if he sees a hot dog.
1,574
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If he sees a hot dog, he'll bring me one.
1,575
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If he sees one; he'll bring me a hot dog.
1,576
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Seven more soldiers came in after ten ones had left.
1,577
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Seven more ones came in after ten soldiers had left.
1,578
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0
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After ten soldiers had left, seven more ones came in.
1,579
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0
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After ten ones had left, seven more soldiers came in.
1,580
r-67
1
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Seven more soldiers came in after ten had left.
1,581
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Seven more came in after ten soldiers had left.
1,582
r-67
1
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After ten had left, seven more soldiers came in.
1,583
r-67
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Harry believes that Sally is innocent, although no one else believes it.
1,584
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Although no one else believes that Sally is innocent, Harry believes it.
1,585
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Although no one else believes it, Harry believes that Sally is innocent.
1,586
r-67
1
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Webster touched a sword after Henry had done it.
1,587
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1
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After Henry had touched a sword, Webster did it.
1,588
r-67
1
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After Henry had done it, Webster touched a sword.
1,589
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If so, I've lost $500.
1,590
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If it, I've lost $500.
1,591
r-67
1
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Harry thinks that Sally is innocent, although no one else thinks so.
1,592
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Harry thinks so, although no one else thinks Sally is innocent.
1,593
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Although no one else thinks that Sally is innocent, Harry thinks so.
1,594
r-67
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Although no one else thinks so, Harry thinks that Sally is innocent.
1,595
r-67
1
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Webster touched a sword after Henry had done so.
1,596
r-67
1
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After Henry had touched a sword, Webster did so.
1,597
r-67
1
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After Henry had done so, Webster touched a sword.
1,598
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I'll work on it if I can work on it.
1,599
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I'll work on it if no one else has worked on it.