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1. In the championship, he passed easily a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know the bar.

2. To go a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know the bridge, no need to stoop.

3. The day of the accident, Robert passed a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know the windshield.

4. Swim a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know the English Channel? How brave!

5. Airplanes pass well a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know skyscrapers.

6. The teacher a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know starts his sentences as "Silence!"

7. Jean-Paul was reprimanded: his room is a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know.

8. We must always fight a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know adversity.

9. Marie sows the crocus seeds, a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know in the garden.

10. You have to hydrate a lotaboveacrossagainstalwayshere and thereoverthroughunderupside down I don't know when you play sports.