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Some judges will not let young criminals off, they make them go to prison.
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About a hundred people lined up in front of the theatre.
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the sick man lived on chicken soup for a week.
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Many people lived through the earthquake.
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He was a man who lived up to his promises.
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We are all looking forward to our holiday.
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I¡¯ll look into your complaint at once.
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May I look on with you?
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On my way home, I looked up an old friend of mine.
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In the heat of the argument, we mustn¡¯t lose sight of our main purpose.
