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The children must go home as it is late. - , .
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As for me I have always liked this family. - , .
As far as I remember he married your sister in 1961. - , 1961 .
As long as you tell me the truth I shall try to help you. - , .
Why did you pay him in advance? The money is as good as lost. - ? , , .
The sisters are as like as two peas. - , .
They met him with furious yells but he remained as cool as a cucumber. - , .
His anecdotes are as old as the hills. - , .
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As well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb. - .
