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Sentence I: They lent me with a bicycle | 00
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‘Seutetice 1; Susan doesn't eat ber vegetubles enough. | 11
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Sentence 1: Smith threw the first base the ball. | 00
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Sentence £ Who are you gawking at? € | 11
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Sentence I: We asked hiin nevér to try'to call us again: | 11
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Sentige ett oer peo ste pd brs, | 11
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Sentence 1: It hung on the wall. | 11
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Sentence ft As a statesman, he scarcely could do anything worth mentioning e ae | 11
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‘Sentence 1: Frieda closed the door | 11
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Sentence I: Fluffy is sick, which that no one here realizes is certain | 00
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Sentence 1: Whe is Wim suger te recommend? | | 11
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steoneine2 § sentence t: Tony bent the caPper FAA | 11
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Sentence 1: 1 store. 1, x0 to | 00
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Fentonce 1 Fred threw the all behind the tree, | 11
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_ Sentence 1/Heat iaidiates fom the’sun: | 11
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|Sentence 1: We expect the dentist to examine us. | 11
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‘Sentence 1: Jean reads never this newspaper. | 00
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| Sentence 1: Fred must have been singing songs and probably was drinking beer. | 11
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Sentence 1: She always:wore. | 00
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Sentence 1: viany people were dying of thirst | 11
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Sentefice 1+. Uohii. put ‘his, gold, safe:.°: | 00
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‘Sentence: John hasn't been singing a song. | 11
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Sentenae i: This large porcel is very heavy. | 11
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‘Sentence 1: The ball rolled from the bush to the tree. | 11
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Sentence 1: | asked where you found it, | 11
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Sentetiée:'She hit the ball : | 00
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‘Senterice. ‘t | admired -him. for: tis -honesty. | 11
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Sentence &: Dracula) thought that he was the Prince of Darkness. | 11
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ertence lam hoping thatthe wage slovel 0d2h | 11
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Sentence 1: Hold has been gotten of some rare old manuscripts. | 00
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Sentence 1: Few approve of our remedy. | 11
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Sentence’ t: A. solistion’ immediately presentéd itsett Tohim | 11
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Sentence 1: There-is any-book you could imagine in this library. | 11
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‘Sentence’ Four pounds was quite abit of money in 1950 and it was not easy-to come: by | 11
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Sentence, An threw.:: inte ‘hari le *s> | 11
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sentence I: Cheese mice love stinks. | 11
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Sentence I: It was not until | was perhaps twenty-five of thirty, that: read'them, arid enjoyed them: | 11
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Sentence I Ayjotie sent bock her cousin the dhemmend necitoct. | 00
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Sentence & Through the hall there echoed « loud ery. | 11
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Sentence t:| made Kim angry. | 11
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Sentence 1: John spoke to Mary French, | 00
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‘Sentence t Couldn't you get any tickets better than this? | 11
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Sentence 1: |want tokiss pigs | 11
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Sentence 1: It wasn't such an awful picture as it- first] seemed. | 11
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sence 1X Acre Tucson's frst apartment, | 11
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Sentence 1: The men would not all have been working. | 11
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Sentence 1: Who dit.a statue of surprise Medea? | 00
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Sentence 1: Mary gets depressed and she listens to the Grateful Dead, | 11
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Sentenicé 1: Kiar 5 cats. afta Beda his. dog. be | 11
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Sentence 1: That the ‘police wanted. ‘him worried Johns but it didn’t worry the boy wha Mary:krieia,” : Pee ae | 11
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Sentence.'1: Who would Poseidon run if the executioner murdered? away, | 00
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‘Senterice 1: We made endugh pudding to last for'days. | 11
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‘Sentence 1: Cohién.praved that the continuim hypothesis was independent. | 11
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sentence 1: Look after herselft | 00
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Sentence 1:Sus: ‘whispered for me tocome, | 11
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Sentence 1: They think she has too much independence. | 11
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Sentence Whom left | Bill | 00
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Sentence 1: They let him go yesterday, him. | 00
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Sentence 1: The muffins were eaten. | 11
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Sentence 4; he is. going, Vis todreland that | 11
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Sentence 1: She would never believe that story. | 11
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Sentence. Because she's 50 pleasant, Mary I really, fhe fer: | 00
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“Sentence & She olwoys clod in black: | 00
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Sentence 1: the book of poems from Blackwell with a red cover by Robert Burns takes a very long time to read. | 11
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Sentence |iSo tasiidid you'run that everyone gasped: | 11
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‘Sentence 4: He's a so reliable man,” | 00
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Sentence 1: The builders destroyed at the! warehouse. | 00
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Sentence 1: Mary scratched John’s arm too. | 11
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Sentence 1: The only girl who it bothers me to wear that old fedora is Annabelle. | 00
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Seed, ad Rae ts bors ed ets which deve everyone cla 3 badly ow | 11
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Sentence 1: It has raining every day for the last week. | 00
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‘Sentence 1: Bill's mother saw him. | 11
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Sentence 1: The crowd vanished. | 11
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Sentence 1:1 put the book on the table. | 11
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Sentence 1: Duty made them never weekly meetings, ‘ | 11
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Sentencé tigjeis proud of his son's passing the bar exam. | 11
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Sentence t Louise is unhappy, isn't she? | 11
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Sentence 1: 1am anxious for you to arrive on time. | 11
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Sentence 1:1 sent the package all the way around the world | 11
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Sentencé. 4: ‘Agaméniuron. forced- Aphrodite to leave-the schol: wy : | 11
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Sentence 1: That monkey is eating the banana. | 11
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Sentence 1: | emptied it with butter, | 00
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Seinfonce &-That joke npver fails fo amuse: | 11
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Job sang a song. Mary played the | 11
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Sentence 12; ‘They can't do’ it, can they? | 11
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Sentence 1: John believes that him is sick. | 00
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Sentence ‘1: That’ Goldstein appointed Heydrich and. the. implications - thereof frightened many-observers. | 11
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Sentence 1 much equipment is needgy | 11
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Sentence 1: Every picture of itself arrived. | 11
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Sentence 1; Because did Marianne love Willoughby, she:refused to. | 00
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Sentence 1: The dumpings which Sasha is gobbing down faster than i can reheat them are extremely tasty, if 'do say 80 | 11
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Sentence 1: Only the best students would he give this book | 00
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