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Workers who performed the same operation day after day can take no pleasure or pride in their work.

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I gave my niece a children’s beautifully illustrated encyclopedia.

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The word cancer strikes dread in the average man's heart and once he has diagnosed as suffering from it, he loses all hope.

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When the Nobel Prize for Peace has announced this year, I experienced a sense of elation.

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The popular theory that modern man came out of Africa has thrown into doubt by the discovery of a 3,50,000 year old skull from China.

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The old woman would return with a beaming countenance the next day and reported that her husband had recovered.

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That all cancers are not incurable and even the terminally ill may be able to live the rest of their lives in peace and relative comfort is seldom understood.

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She looked askance at the tablet and asked if it has been all that was to be given to a dying man to make him well.

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Pitching the camp on top of the mountain took five times as long as it would have taken in a place where there was enough air to breathe.

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In spite of various attempts to brighten the lives of workers, the average man in a factory is rather to pity than envy.

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At night, most climbers took their gloves off, but I prefer to keep them on.

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The extraordinary ability of satellites to see, listen and communicate have made them an integral part of the modern warfare.

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This is the first time in my memory that the river has overflown the banks.

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They decided to arrange a grand party on the eve of her retirement, especially, as she had been working for the firm since almost twenty years.

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Israel has been turning the search for water into a science so advanced that it has been surpassing even biblical miracles.

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At last the two climbers were getting the tent up and crawled in.

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After his retirement from the Presidency College, Bose founded the great institute which now bear his name.

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It is an established fact that the consumption of alcohol be discouraged as it has been the cause of ruin in many families.

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His duties were to teach design to the architectural students and also developing new courses for them.

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He looked as though he had not a decent meal for over a month.

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Thirty eight years before, a handful of Americans declared April 22, 1970 to be the Earth Day.

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He pressed with his enquiries until at last he learned the reason for their panic.

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My friend is so rich that he is having four apartments in Mumbai, and six in Pune.

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In the olden days, before the discovery of anesthetics, various methods would have used to keep the patient quiet during an operation.

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The spectre that has haunted our country represents both an opportunity and a challenge.