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In his time of need none of his friends <deserted> him.
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I'm not <kidding>, Joan is moving to New Zealand!
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Susan couldn't <bear> Mary laughing at her so she left the party.
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He trumped my card with the king of <spades>.
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At Helen's <house-warming> party her freshly painted walls got splashed with red wine.
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I suggested bungee jumping for Saturday but my idea was met with a lack of <enthusiasm> from the rest of the group.
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He broke an unwritten of conduct by lying to his friends.
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The ball began <precisely> at midnight.
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Bob and Alan grew up together and their friendship lasted throughout all life's <hardships>.
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Robert's decision to sue his friends was met with <disapproval>.
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She <contributed> nothing <to> the organising of the party.
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Friends like him are <rare>.
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Can you <seek> him <out> and tell him to come?
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Susan <hassled> everybody about the party she was organising.
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"Happy Birthday!" we all cried in <chorus>.
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He expressed his <dissent> by leaving the meeting.
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Don't <implicate> me in your schemes!
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As the only smoker she is treated as an <outcast>.
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It was a <dull> evening spent with <dull> people - a complete disaster.
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I don't remember how the party ended - I <blacked out> after drinking a second bottle of vodka.
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Don't tell Susan, she's too big a <gossip> to keep it a secret.
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Mary and Kate <have many things in common>.
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Five people left and the <remaining> three continued the party.
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The couple had a big <row> after he came home drunk.
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The dancing will <commence> right after dinner.
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Nowadays, there is a <widespread> use of marijuana among teenagers.
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When she finally <appears>, tell her I've gone home.
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He was laying in the gutter in a drunken <stupor>.
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The question of what to do tonight is purely <academic> since we'll have to stay and babysit Susie.
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I waved to him and he <waved back>.
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Would you be <willing> to come to the cinema if I bought the tickets?
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Sam is a <teetotaller> so don't bother asking him if he wants a drink.
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I know how to use a <sander>.
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Brian <strutted> about too busy talking on his mobile phone to even say "hi" to us.
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Her way of speaking her mind <repels> everybody.
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I don't <actually> know how many people have left.
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If you are close to my house <come round> for a cup of tea.
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"You are always welcome here" she said, but the distinctive <coldness> in her voice contradicted her words.
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He was sitting by the fireplace and gently <strumming> his guitar.
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Joe's <black eye> must have something to do with his visit to the pub last night.
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The new shoes gave me <blisters> and I had to wear the old ones for the party.
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Playing cards is his biggest <enjoyment>.
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For no <apparent> reason he stopped talking to us.
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A <matchmaker> used to arrange marriages in traditional Jewish families.
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When he gets drunk George often tells <filthy> jokes.
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You should go out more, meet new people and <widen> your circle of acquaintances.
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My <in-laws> are coming for Christmas.
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She has a very easy-going and <breezy manner>, so some people find her difficult to take seriously.
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Is it possible to be <outspoken> without being rude?
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It was a fairly <run-of-the-mill> bar, but the beer was cheap, so I didn't mind.
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