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Adjectives as nouns

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Robin Hood is a man known for robbing richthe richesthe richI don't know to give to the poorpoorsthe poorsI don't know.
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These musicians have a large audience among the youngsyoung peopleyoungsI don't know.
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Look! There is a ramp for wheel-chairs. This time disabledsthe disabledsthe disabledI don't know have not been forgotten.
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Three languages are spoken in Belgium: Dutch, French and Germanthe Dutch, the French and the Germanthe Dutch, French and GermanI don't know.
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-I'm going on holiday next week, I won't attend the conference -You shouldn't do that, remember:'absentsthe absentsThe absentI don't know are always in the wrong'.
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My brother works in a school for the blindthe blindsblindsI don't know. He teaches braille to young students.
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This is not redthe redI don't know I wanted for my room, I think I'll have the walls repainted.
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Why have you bought a Japanese car? Because the Japanesethe JapanesesJapanesesI don't know make very good cars.
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The one thing every man fears is the unknownunknownunknownsI don't know.
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There were once a king and a queen who were so sorry that they had no children...

This is the beginning of a fairy tale that I used to read to my children when they were young.
It is called: The Sleeping BeautyThe Beauty SleepingI don't know.