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The administration has issued a statement that it is willing to meet with one of the student groups.
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Sandy was trying to work out which students would be able to solve a problem.
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The administration has issued a statement that it is willing to meet a student group.
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602
The administration has issued a statement that it is willing to meet a student group, but I'm not sure which one.
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I think Agnes said that Bill would speak, but I don't remember what about.
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604
Agnes wondered how John could eat but it's not clear what.
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Tony sent Mo a picture that he painted, but it's not clear with what.
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606
She's been dancing but we don't know with whom.
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607
Who did they see someone?
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It was believed by everybody that Mary was a thief.
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609
That professor is feared by all students.
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610
Mary was respected by John.
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611
Ted was bitten by the spider.
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612
The book was by John written.
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613
The argument was summed by the coach up.
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614
The paper was written up by John.
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615
The paper was written by John up.
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John was spoken to by Mary.
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617
John was spoken by Mary to.
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618
The book was seen by Mary.
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John was seen the book.
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620
The book was written.
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John was spoke by Mary to.
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622
The table was wiped clean by John.
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The table was wiped by John clean.
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624
Mary was given by John the book.
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625
John was believed to be telling the truth by Mary.
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626
John was believed by Mary to be telling the truth.
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627
The car was driven by John to Maine.
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628
It was believed by the students that they would have an exam.
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629
The magazines were sent to herself by Mary.
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630
Chocolate eggs were hidden from each other by the children.
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The magazines were sent by Mary to herself.
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632
Chocolate eggs were hidden from no child by any adult.
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633
Tabs were kept on each agent by the other.
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634
Chocolate eggs were hidden from every child by his mother.
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635
Books were taken from no student and given to Mary.
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636
Books were taken from no student and given to Mary by any professor.
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637
Books were taken from each student by the other.
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638
Books were taken from each student and given to Mary.
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639
Books were taken from each student and given to Mary by the other.
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640
Jack hates Sue and is loved by Mary.
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641
Vera sent a baby alligator to Max and a leather dinosaur to Phyllis.
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642
Either Sam plays the bassoon or Jekyll the oboe.
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643
Sam doesn't play bassoon, nor Medusa oboe.
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644
Bill ate the peaches, but Harry the grapes.
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I no more could have stolen that steak than Jack the diamonds.
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646
Bill ate more peaches than Harry did grapes.
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Bill ate the peaches and Harry did the grapes.
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648
Tom will smoke the grass, and Reuben has the hash.
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649
If the ants were called elephants and elephants ants, I'd be able to squash an elephant.
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650
Simon quickly dropped the gold, and Jack the diamonds.
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651
Bob tried to wash himself, and Mary to read the funnies.
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652
Harry told Sue that Albania is a lovely place for a vacation, and Tom told Sally that Albania is a lovely place for a vacation.
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653
Harry told Sue that Albania is a lovely place for a vacation, and Tom.
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654
Max seemed to be trying to begin to love Harriet, and Fred to be trying to begin to love Sue.
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Max seemed to be trying to force Ted to leave the room, and Walt, Ira.
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Max seemed to be trying to force Ted to leave the room, and Walt to stay a little longer.
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Arizona elected Goldwater Senator, and Massachusetts, McCormack.
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658
Millie will send the President an obscene telegram, and Paul, the Secretary a rude letter.
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Maytag will give a brand-new dryer to the winner of the Mrs.
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660
Bill didn't eat the peaches, nor Harry.
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Bill ate the peaches, and Harry did, too.
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Bill must quickly eat the peaches, and Harry must slowly.
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663
Whenever Russia has made a major political blunder, the U.S. has too.
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Bill's story about Sue and Max's about Kathy both amazed me.
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665
I bought three quarts of wine and two of Clorox.
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666
Scientists at the South Hanoi Institute of Technology have succeeded in raising one dog with five legs, another with a cow's liver, and a third with no head.
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667
Bill's story about Sue may be amazing, but Max's is virtually incredible.
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668
I like Bill's yellow shirt, but not Max's.
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669
Bill's funny story about Sue and Max's boring one about Kathy both amazed me.
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670
Bill's wine from France and Ted's from California cannot be compared.
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671
As a teacher, you have to deal simultaneously with the administration's pressure on you to succeed, and the children's to be a nice guy.
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672
Neither Von Karajan's recording of Beethoven's 6th on Columbia nor Klemperer's on Angel has the right tempo.
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673
Gould's performance of Bach on the piano doesn't please me anywhere as much as Ross's on the harpsichord.
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674
Tom's dog with one eye attacked Frank's with three legs.
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675
Because Steve's of a spider's eye had been stolen, I borrowed Fred's diagram of a snake's fang.
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Neither von Karajan's recording of Beethoven's 6th on Columbia nor Klemperer's has the right tempo.
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677
Tom's dog with one eye attacked Fred's.
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678
I borrowed Fred's diagram of a snake's eye because Steve's had been stolen.
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679
Jerry attempted to blow up the Pentagon.
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680
So fast did he run that nobody could catch him.
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681
Bill bought a red house, and Max bought one too.
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682
Who always drinks milk?
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683
The book which inspired them was very long.
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684
The book what inspired them was very long.
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685
I know the person whose mother died.
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686
The person whose mother's dog we were all fond of.
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687
I wonder whose mother died.
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I wonder whose mother's dog died.
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689
I wonder to whom they dedicated the building.
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690
Give me the phone number of the person whose mother's dog died.
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691
This is the senator to whose mother's friend's sister's I sent the letter.
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692
I want goes to the store.
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I wonder what to be a clown on the cover of.
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Bother you that Kim left!
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A student who to talk to us just walked in.
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696
Whose bagels do you like?
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697
I wonder in whom to place my trust.
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698
There were several old rocks songs that she and I were the only two who knew.
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699