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0 1.She thought Roger Clinton was nothing but trouble. She was right about the trouble part, but not the “nothing but.” There was 01 u 00 more to him than that 02 u 00 , which makes his story even sadder. 02 br
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00 2.but he couldn’t ever quite break free of the shadows of self-doubt, the phony security of binge drinking and adolescent partying, and the 01 u 00 isolation from and 02 u 00 verbal abuse of Mother that kept him from becoming the man he might have been. 02 br
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00 3.I had never heard a shot fired before, 01 u 00 much less 02 u 00 seen one. 02 br
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00 4.Although she had only one arm, she didn’t believe in sparing the rod, or, in her case, the paddle, into 01 u 00 which she had bored holes to cut down on the wind resistance. 02 u 02 br
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00 2.but he couldn’t ever quite break free of the shadows of self-doubt, the phony security of binge drinking and adolescent partying, and the 01 u 00 isolation from and 02 u 00 verbal abuse of Mother that kept him from becoming the man he might have been. 02 br
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00 3.I had never heard a shot fired before, 01 u 00 much less 02 u 00 seen one. 02 br
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00 4.Although she had only one arm, she didn’t believe in sparing the rod, or, in her case, the paddle, into 01 u 00 which she had bored holes to cut down on the wind resistance. 02 u 02 br
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She thought Roger Clinton was nothing but trouble. 02 br 02 br 01 font 00 At the beginning, she thought that R. C.
- She thought Roger Clinton was nothing but trouble.
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- would only bring/cause her problems.
- She was partly right: he could/would?
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0 1.She thought Roger Clinton was nothing but trouble. She was right about the trouble part, but not the “nothing but.” There was 01 u 00 more to him than that 02 u 00 , which makes his story even sadder. 02 br
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01 font 00 At the beginning, she thought that R. C. would only bring/cause her problems. She was partly right: he could/would?
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01 font 00 At the beginning, she thought that R. C. would only bring/cause her problems. She was partly right: he could/would?
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0 3.I had never heard a shot fired before, 01 u 00 much less 02 u 00 seen one. 02 br
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01 font 00 I had 01 b 00 seen 02 b 00 a shot fired still less often than I had heard one fired. (less often than never). So, never never never. 02 font 0-
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01 font 00 I had 01 b 00 seen 02 b 00 a shot fired still less often than I had heard one fired. (less often than never). So, never never never. 02 font 0-
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0 I think there's a problem with sentence n°2; it's either "from" or "and", but wait for a native... 0-
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01 font 00 2.but he couldn’t ever quite break free of the shadows of self-doubt, the phony security of binge drinking and adolescent partying, and the 01 u 00 isolation from and 02 u 00 verbal abuse of Mother that kept him from becoming the man he might have been. 02 font 02 br
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01 font 00 2.but he couldn’t ever quite break free of the shadows of self-doubt, the phony security of binge drinking and adolescent partying, and the 01 u 00 isolation from and 02 u 00 verbal abuse of Mother that kept him from becoming the man he might have been. 02 font 02 br
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