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2. Rayna left flowers on her neighbor’s front porch.
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3. The mystery held them in suspense to the last minutes of the program.
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4. Steve eagerly dove into the pool and did not emerge until he had swum half its length.
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5. Is the news good, or have you heard yet?
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6. Well, I never expected to see you here!
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7. Let’s take a long drive through the country this afternoon.
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8. Lisel can never decide whether to order a soda or iced tea.
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9. Dr. Harvy and Judge Garrison play handball on Saturdays.
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10. Did you see Buckingham Palace when you were in London?
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11. Oh, I think I’ve got it now.
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12. Whoa! How do I get this horse to stop?
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13. The air balloon rose upward, and the crowd waved good-bye to its passengers.
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14. Connie often shops at the local mall, but she prefers yard sales.
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15. The gem-colored bubbles floated across the sky.
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16. Mike wants to play the saxophone, so he signed up for band class.
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