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Football baseball and basketball this city has them all.

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Mrs. Ryan asked us what a silly question! if we really thought we could win the championship.

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Some stars Betelgeuse and Sirius have great names.

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My brother might if I offer to do his chores lend me the money for the concert.

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The well publicized opening of the new cafe attracted forty five customer.

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