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Suddenly there entered the hall an ugly old man.
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A lot of snow melted on the streets of Chicago.
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There melted a lot of snow on the streets of Chicago.
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On the windowsill is a flowering plant.
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In the woods lives an old woman.
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A cat jumped onto the table.
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A cat jumped on the table.
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On the table jumped a cat.
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A choir sang in the church.
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In the church sang a choir.
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In this cave was found an ancient treasure trove.
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A violent demonstration took place in the main square.
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On the streets of Chicago melted a lot of snow.
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Sarah smiled.
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Sarah sang.
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Sarah sang a song.
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Sarah sang a ballad.
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Sarah sang an aria.
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Sarah sang a hymn.
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Sarah sang the anthem.
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Heather snorted.
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Kelly buttered the bread.
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Kelly buttered the bread with butter.
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Kelly buttered the bread with unsalted butter.
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Linda taped the box with two-sided tape.
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The men were able to mine more gold.
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Lydia pocketed the change in her pocket.
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The cook boned the fish of bones.
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The cook boned the fish of its backbone.
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Pauline smiled her thanks.
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Sandra beamed.
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A cheerful welcome was beamed by Sandra.
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She mumbled.
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She mumbled her adoration.
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They shopped their way around New York.
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He worked his way through the book.
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She stipulated her way out of the problem.
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The boy pushed his way through the crowd.
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The explorers cut their way through the jungle.
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The children came their way to the party.
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The flower bloomed its way to a prize.
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They disappeared their way off the stage.
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The silversmith pounded the metal flat.
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The silversmith pounded on the metal flat.
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Pauline hammered the metal flat.
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Jasmine pushed the door open.
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The guests drank the teapot dry.
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Amanda burned the stove black.
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Belinda walked the soles off her shoes.
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Philippa cried herself to sleep.
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The river froze solid.
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The door slid shut.
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The metal was hammered flat.
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The door was pushed open.
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Philippa cried her eyes dry.
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The dog smelled the flower bed bare.
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The teacher hated the pupils angry.
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Willa arrived breathless.
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Sharon brought Willa breathless.
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This list includes my name on itself.
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Fanny pulled the blanket over herself.
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Fanny pulled the blanket over her.
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The truck rumbled.
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The truck rumbled into the driveway.
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Audrey tiptoed to the door.
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The couple waltzed to the window.
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The clown wobbled down the hall.
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Leona pushed the cart to the market.
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It is rumored that he left town.
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They rumor that he left town.
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The politician perjured his aide.
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Jennifer craned her neck.
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Jennifer craned his neck.
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Jennifer craned her arm.
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They've got it made.
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The teacher meant well.
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The teacher meant.
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The horse wouldn't budge.
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Would the horse budge if you pushed?
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The horse budged.
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I put the book to Sally.
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I put the book from Edna.
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I put the book from Edna to Sally.
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I put books on the table.
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I put the table with the books.
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I put the table with books.
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I put the books on the table.
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The books put on the table easily.
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The books put on the table.
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I put on the table.
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Cheryl stood the books next to the magazines.
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Cheryl stood the books on the shelf.
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Cheryl stood the books from Edna.
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Cheryl stood the books from Edna to Sarah.
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Cheryl stood the shelf with books.
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Cheryl stood the shelf with the books.
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Cheryl stood the tall books on the table.
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Tall books stand on tables easily.
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Cheryl stood the books on the table.
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The books stood on the table.
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