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(then, before, late, early), (there, near, far, home, away), (often, seldom, twice), (suddenly, at once).
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'Oh, there you are, Mr. Poirot.' (Christie) 'Given her presents, perhaps?' 'Oh, no, sir, nothing of the kind.' (Christie) 'She's in my room.' 'Oh....' Once again I felt the imperceptible withdrawal of the group. (Stewart)
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