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2 It is here that the analysis begins to weaken.

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3 One paper is based on important documents only recently discovered.

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5 There are certainly parallels between the development of the snowmobile and that of the automobile.

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2 We have already found who will take the job.

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3 Increasing capacity ( ) is the only solution which we should accept. Increasing capacity ( ) is the only solution we should accept.

4 He told that it would cost $ 800 million to start the program. He told it would cost $ 800 million to start the program.

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5 The women programmed the machine which no one had formerly tested.

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6 The luminosity () decreased sharply that the planet was passing in front of the star.

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7 Steven Vogel, a professor of biology, whose field is biomechanics, explains how non-metallic man-made materials avoid catastrophic cracking.

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2 Operators watched the process speed up.

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4 This industry is expected to grow at a rate of 5,9 % annually.

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