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introducing an idea
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introducing an idea
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“You know what helps me is as soon as the pain starts, I take an aspirin or something to stop the inflammation.”
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“So… any ideas?”
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“To be honest, I’m kind of looking to branch out into something different.”
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“Hmm... well, I must admit: I'm stumped.”
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“Wouldn't you know it, my car broke down on the way to the interview!”
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“The thing about zombies is that they're not fast or resourceful, but they're absolutely relentless.”
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“Before we get started, I have something to tell everyone. I wanted to let you all know that I'm pregnant.”
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“Believe it or not, I had never even traveled abroad when I moved here.”
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“I wanted to let you all know that Mindy has suffered a loss in her family.”
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“Please note that these dates are tentative.”
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