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I haven't met many linguistics students.
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What does every student buy?
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I need Sally to be there.
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The boat sank to collect the insurance.
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The boat was sunk to collect the insurance.
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John wants to win.
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The bed was unmade.
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Headway was unmade.
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John was unknown.
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John was unknown to be the murderer.
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We knew John to be the murderer.
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467
He fed the children.
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468
The children were uneducated.
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469
The children were undisciplined.
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470
I believed these students all to like John.
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471
They tried to all like John.
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I believed these students to all like John.
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473
Did he try ever to talk to the student?
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474
Did you believe him ever to have made an effort to talk to the student?
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475
Did he try to ever be attentive to the needs of students?
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476
Did you believe him to ever have made an effort to talk to the student?
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477
work out an analysis that is typical of this view of understood subjects.
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478
They were believed all to be quite diligent.
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479
Was he believed ever to fail students?
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480
There is tending to be more and more discussion of these issues.
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481
John seemed to be a great linguist.
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482
There promises to be a storm tonight.
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John strived to be successful.
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484
John wanted to improve his lot in life.
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John expected to win.
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This book is too dense to be read in one sitting.
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487
There is too likely to be a riot to be a serious discussion of the issues.
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John tried.
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John remembered.
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John is refused.
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John forgot.
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Bill seems to be obnoxious, but I don't think that Sam happens.
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Bill seems to be obnoxious, but I don't think that Sam turns out.
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494
Bill seems to be obnoxious, but I don't think that Sam tends.
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495
They tried all to like John.
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496
They seemed all to like John.
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497
John believes Sally to be polite.
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498
I believe John with all my heart to be a fine person.
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499
John is wanted to win.
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500
John would be liked to win.
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501
We would like John to win.
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502
John would be hated to win.
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503
John would be preferred to be the candidate.
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504
We would prefer John to be the candidate.
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505
I would like for John to win.
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506
I would hate for John to win.
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507
I would prefer for John to be the candidate.
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508
John destroyed the house.
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509
The electrode emitted ions into the medium.
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510
Ions struck the electrode.
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511
The medium contains ions.
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512
The house destroyed John.
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Ions left the electrode.
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The electrode was left by ions.
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The electrode was struck by ions.
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516
The ball lies in the box.
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517
The ball rolled from the bush to the tree.
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The box contains the ball.
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519
The tree dropped fruit to the ground.
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Fruit hit the ground from the tree.
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The stone knocked against the pole into the road.
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The stone knocked the pole into the road.
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The box contained the ball.
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The box gradually contained the ball.
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The box at once contained the ball.
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526
The box contained the ball to the ground.
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527
The tree gradually dropped its fruit to the ground.
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528
The tree dropped its fruit to the ground.
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529
Fruit hit the roof.
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530
Fruit hit the roof from the tree.
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Fruit at once hit the roof from the tree.
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532
Fruit hit the roof against the ground.
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533
Fruit at once hit the roof against the ground.
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534
Fruit dropped from the tree.
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535
Fruit dropped from the tree from the clouds.
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536
Fruit fell against the house.
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537
Fruit fell against the house against the ground.
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538
The tree changed into an oak.
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539
The tree changed from a maple into an oak.
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540
The maple changed into an oak from a cedar.
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The maple changed into an oak from a cedar.
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542
The maple changed into an oak.
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543
The oak developed out of a maple.
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544
The train reached the station.
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545
The branches knocked against the wall.
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546
The child became a man.
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547
The party lasted till midnight.
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548
The dog went crazy.
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It struck John that it was so.
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550
It came to John that it was so.
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551
The snake saw into the nest.
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552
Hard work resulted in high grades.
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553
The farm passed to John.
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554
John is touching the wall.
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The wall is being touched by John.
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