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Solomon's-seal en prestations fr maduro es Geldbörse de Толгой mn barley grass en Preis, der de antiaircraft gun en Freudian psychology en huffily en incommutability en Alan Alexander Milne en प्रेरणा का स्रोत hi 条件 ja Thomas Tallis en Fritillaria affinis en آرامش بخشیدن fa bezpośredni pl 均衡 zh پیچ fa 生もの ja Puglia en Angst de perceptivelmente pt

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بگویید لطفاً fa আমার একটু তাড়া আছে bn Cada um sabe onde o calo aperta. pt رُبّ رمية من غير رامٍ ar فروش ویژه fa at være i vildrede da ممكن مفتاح تاني؟ ar Tengo un hermano. es fare un'idea it Apetyt rośnie w miarę jedzenia pl Kupiti vrijeme hr Según parece. es 耳を揃える ja آب از لب و لوچه کسی آویزان شدن. fa etwas auf die Beine stellen de Κάνω διάλειμμα el Longe da vista, longe do coração pt Lahko noč sl ağız kalabalığı etmek tr Danes je lep dan sl 总是 zh Posso usar? pt Kijk uit je doppen. nl 努力が実を結ぶ ja

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Markers for Transition: Turning to, On the other hand hy Rhyme and Rhythm kk How to Say "Looks Like" or "Sounds Like" with 起来 zh Needn't, Don't Need To, Didn't Need To, Needn't Have en If & When: The (으)면 Ending ko Future Subjunctive: When & If (Se & Quando) pt Masculine Noun Endings (-as, -is, -us) lt Forming Questions with Verbs bg Advanced Devanagari: Invisible Rules & Conjuncts hi A1-A2 Grammar Review ro Reporting What Others Said: Modal Verbs (Konjunktiv I) de Reacting with Feelings: French Subjunctive (Subjonctif après l'émotion) fr Formal Greetings (Dobrý den) cs Portuguese Days: Why Monday is "She" and Saturday is "He" pt Morphological Analysis sv Buddhist Register 'Sangkhaksap' (Monk Vocabulary) km French Gerund: Doing Two Things at Once (en + -ant) fr Vowel Sounds el

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