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1. He gave a full and accurate account of his actions.
2. She not only entered the competition she actually won it.
3. She burst all the helium balloons bought for the childrens party.
4. His arguments have a sound economic base.
5. Past reports are kept in the filling cabinet in my office.
6. The company has put a lot of capital into the project.
7. Physics deals with the forces acting on concrete objects.
8. The government departments refused to provide the data that we required.
9. The decade began badly for us.
10. The fabric is woven on these machines.
11. The magazine comes out once a month.
12. She does not have the physic for a dancer.
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14. There is little prospect of any improvement in the weather.
15. Blues is a musical form that uses a lot of repetition.
16. The original conservatory has been rebuilt in replica.
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3. The train robbery case yesterday took a dramatic turn.
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7. The Russian proposal is in complete conformity with the original conception of those who founded the organisation.
8. As they participate in the fight for dramatic reforms, large sections of the population realize the necessity of unity of action with the working class and become more active politically.
9. There is a popular tendency among most newsmen and radio and TV commentators, to portray Congressmen as men who are suffering heart attacks to serve the people.
10. This was a major change of direction for Britains foreign policy.
11. The road will be closed for two days; diversions have been signposted.
12. The principal aim of the scheme is to bring employment to the area.
13. There was some special beauty in her.
14. The opening chapter gives a general overview of the subject.
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