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Is truth stranger than fiction?
Enemies are much more dangerous when they look decent and friendly (G. Eliot). - , .
Are enemies much more dangerous when they look decent and friendly?
Those who dance must pay the piper. - , ().
Must those who dance pay the piper?
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Friendship is the only value between individuals (J. Galsworthy). - , .
Is friendship the only value between individuals?
Man is the only animal that blushes (M. Twain). - - , .
Is man the only animal that blushes?
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