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1. The music and laughter gradually faded awayhid awayran awayI don't know as the procession moved off down the street.

2. The more you keep awayget awaygo awayI don't know from the shops, the less money you'll spend.

3. I had to hide awaygive awayput awayI don't know the presents in the bedroom, so that the children wouldn't find them.

4. She likes to keep things, even old things, rather than throw them awayget away withput them awayI don't know.

5. I think of the new boy who gave awaykept awayran awayI don't know because he was being bullied.

6. Albert folded the newspaper neatly and put it awaykeep it awayget it awayI don't know.

7. This man wanted to help them keep their land, not take it awaykeep it wayput it wayI don't know from them.

8. I'm not going to allow Anne to get waykeep awayget away withI don't know an offensive remark like that.

9. I had to get away withget awaykeep awayI don't know . One way or another, I was going to leave Birmingham.

10. You should always take animals awayput animals awaykeep animals awayI don't know from the kitchen.