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Is it OK if I come tomorrow, too?
A girl quietly approached the pair's workplace. The girl did so quietly — though to be accurate, she was a mute.
I'm sure there will be a day when the world comes together as one.
I feel ashamed for living on now.
Before coming to Berlin, I had very little interest in German history.
When I looked at my travel pictures of when I went on a trip alone to Australia, I felt like crying.
The spring has come.
I'm going with Tom and the others to a karaoke bar today. Are you coming?
I'll go and look for Tom.
I should've worn a short-sleeved shirt.
I should've worn a short-sleeve shirt.
I shouldn've worm short sleeves.
I wish I'd worn short sleeves.
No one's home at my place today, so do you want to come over?
How many people do you think will come to the class reunion?
It's become a hassle to keep on dyeing my hair.
I don't understand what I'm studying for anymore.
I've started enjoying painting again lately.
I should have worn a coat.
I'm from Singapore.

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