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There are many natural objects that we can put to use.
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Genius is nothing but a great aptitude for patience.
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Genius has been defined as a supreme capacity for taking trouble.
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Bad weather forced us to call off the picnic.
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It is one thing to acquire knowledge; it is quite another to apply it.
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Wisdom cannot come without experience.
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It was not easy to get a lot of money in a short time.
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Because of the heavy rain, we were obliged to stay there.
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Sooner or later, we'll have to tackle the problem in earnest.
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Sooner or later, we'll have to tackle the problem in earnest.
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With the money Jack won from his lawsuit, he should be able to live on easy street.
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In most elections, whichever candidate gets the majority of the votes, wins the election.
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After the war, Britain had many colonies.
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War compelled soldiers to go to the front.
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He won the prize last week.
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The snow compelled us to put off our departure.
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The amount of money the government earns in taxes determines the amount of money it can spend on welfare.
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Poverty with honesty is preferable to wealth obtained by unfair means.
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Poverty with honesty is preferable to wealth obtained by unfair means.
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I believe the honest will win in the long run.
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