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What are needed are not clothes but food.

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The waitress handed over two burning cups of tea and left.

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How can one put out with a fellow like you.

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Old habits die hardly.

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We spent good time discussing about his character.

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Mr. Dalip had staying here since 1995.

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My opinion for the book is that it will bag an award.

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She was born to rich parents.

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Taj Mahal is the most unique piece of art.

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Dad was too kind man to refuse help.

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He stayed back so that it can look as if he was unaware of the entire incident.

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Five years ago today, I was sitting in a small Japanese car, driving across Poland towards Berlin.

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Rural life in under developed countries has been stagnated for countries on end.

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At the time of the sale the machine tools suffer further taxation.

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In its formulating, participatory approach was not followed.

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The policy recommend reservation for woman.

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The Public Distribution System should be closely linked to employment.

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Foeticide is mainly a societic problem.

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Six out of ten peoples buy water in Rajasthan.

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Under modern conditions workers need to rewind their enthusiasm.

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At present genetic engineering is costly of detecting disorders.

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The writing is already at the wall.

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Discussions on life long learning should continue for some much time.

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It remained to be seen if science will control the world.

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Traditional systems of marriage should strengthened.