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1. Reading his name, her mind Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know. She was unable to remember his face.

2. Don't be afraid of your exam, as you've worked a lot, Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know !

3. It's obvious that she has grown up a lot, she looks like a woman, even if she is not yet one! So guys, Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know dreaming.

4. I met this poor man who had been living in the street for years, however, he became a friend of mine because I don't Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know.

5. That morning, he Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know and was sent to the doctor's.

6. If you can't stand me, I Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know, I am who I am !

7. "Oh My God ! They have Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know, for sure : they 've become crazy!"

8. Don't feel sorry for yourself like that: Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know.

9. If you Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know, you will succeed in your life!

10. It is used at the end of a message when anybody writes a letter to a stranger, and a comma must follow this short sentence : Bob is your uncleYours sincerelydo something for Britainsdon't botherdon't careevery cloud has a silver liningfelt under the weathergot a screw loosejudge a book by its coverwent blank I don't know,