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“I don't really want to go, but I feel kind of obligated.”
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“They've been getting a bit of media attention lately.”
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“To be honest, I’m kind of looking to branch out into something different.”
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“It's good stuff. Organic, no artificial flavors or preservatives... and it's pretty tasty!”
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“It's a little overcast.”
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“The fender is a little dented. Otherwise, it's as good as new.”
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“Our faces are a little out of focus.”
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“It's kind of hit-or-miss.”
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“It seems to be trendy these days to have a bit of stubble. To me, it just looks messy.”
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“They're a little bland, don't you think?”
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