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1. Today's politicians are more interested in personal
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2. John Keats , though one of the greatest poets ever, also had to face
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3. Today people change for no rhyme or reason and with shocking
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4. In spite of having treatment of the best kind there is no
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as far as his malady is concerned.
5. India is quite a lovely nation thanks to the fact that it is an
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of people of various hues, tongues and religious beliefs.
6. Some people are of the firm opinion that homeopathic medicines are far more
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besides being devoid of any side effects.
7. Charles Dickens was an exceptional novelist simply because of his remarkable skills in character
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8. This teacher
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every concept so well that all his students adore him.
9. Sometimes one is
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for no reason . It is then that one needs to keep calm so that matters do not get any worse.
10. This room is too
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for words. There are over one hundred people right now when actually only sixty can fit in.
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