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1. All the actors know that this producer was very stingy.
> This producer is known (by all the actors) very stingy.

2. Nashoba learned that the producer’s wife had bought a new and luxurious flat.
> The producer’s wife was learned (by Nashoba) a new and luxurious flat.

3. Very astonished, they also discovered the last Z-movie had made huge profits.
> The last Z-movie was also discovered (by them) huge profits.

4. They remember the producer had been paying off their wages in peanuts for 3 months.
> The producer is remembered (by them) off their wages in peanuts for 3 months.

5. Nashoba has noticed that a friend of him had hacked the producer’s computer.
> A friend of Nashoba has been noticed (by Nashoba) the producer’s computer.

6. The computer scientist observed that CEO had had strange occupations with his cellphone.
> CEO was observed (by the computer scientist) strange occupations with his cellphone.

7. The actors think the management had been diverting money for months.
> The management is thought (by the actors) money for months.

8. One day, Nashoba detected that some felines had frightened those robbers.
> Some felines were detected (By Nashoba) those robbers.

9. One morning, Rogues recognised somebody had placed hungry tigers near them.
> Somebody was recognised (by the rogues) hungry tigers near them.

10. Strangely, the survivor swore that the bank had regularised the whole situation.
> The bank was sworn (by the survivor) the whole situation.