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A: Do you think that everyone should go to college?
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A: Why did you get married?
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B: Because it is considered offensive.
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A: Do you like living in such a small neighborhood?
B: Yes, I love being able to know all of my neighbors.
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A: Julie has really been getting on my nerves for the past few days.
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A: Do you agree with the company or the union in the labor dispute?
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A: I hate going to work every day.
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nevertheless
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A: My brother¡¯s going out of town, so would it be all right if my niece stayed with us for a few days?
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A: When was your first kiss?
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A: Did you know that there is more nitrogen than oxygen in the Earth¡¯s atmosphere?
B: I did not know that.
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A: Why did you skip class?
B: Because I was tired of listening to the teacher¡¯s nonsense.
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A: What are we having for dinner tonight?
B: Noodles with sauce, unless you¡¯d prefer something else.
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A: Can I have an extension on my paper?
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A: How do we get to your house?
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A: Where did Don move to ?
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A: Why did you do so poorly on the test?
B: Because I lost the notebook that bad all of my notes for the class in it, and so had no way to study.
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A: Is the scar on my face noticeable?
B: Only if I look every closely.
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A: I¡¯m happy to notify you that you¡¯ve won the lottery!
B: How much did I win?
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B: I had a notion that something was going on, but I had no idea that there was going to be a party.
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A: I hear that you¡¯re writing a novel.
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A: I feel like my life¡¯s going nowhere.
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A: Do you think that nuclear power is safe?
B: If it isn¡¯t, we¡¯re all in deep trouble.
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A: We need to come up with a few great products to serve as the nucleus for our future development.
B: To do that, we need to hire some quality engineers.
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A: I wish Samantha would stop being such a nuisance.
B: I think you should cut her a little slack; she¡¯s just trying to impress you.
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A: I noticed that there were numerous mistakes in the report you submitted yesterday.
B: I apologize. I didn¡¯t get much sleep the night before, and did a terrible job on the report.
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A: Where does your daughter stay while you¡¯re at work?
B: She stays at a nursery, and I pick her up after work.
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A: Why do you wear nylon stockings?
B: Because they keep my legs warm.
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