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The rebels $held\, out$ for about a month.
The rebels $held\, out$ for about a month.
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- Bretreated
- Cbargained
- Dresisted
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You cannot $have \,your\, cake\, and\, eat\, it\, too.$
You cannot $have \,your\, cake\, and\, eat\, it\, too.$
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How long will the people $put\, up\, with$ the increasing economic hardships?
How long will the people $put\, up\, with$ the increasing economic hardships?
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The old beggar $ran\, amuck$ and began to throw stones at the passerby.
The old beggar $ran\, amuck$ and began to throw stones at the passerby.
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Do not trust a man who $blows \, his \, own \, trumpet$.
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