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1. How was the office party? A bit slow at first, but it soon a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know when the boss left!

2. Joanna seemed a bit depressed this morning. Oh, she'll soon a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know when I tell her she's being sent to Spain!

3. He a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know into the room and shouted at his wife!

4. I think he drank too much last night at dinner. He's feeling a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know this morning.

5. Oh, so you didn't know that Terry got the job because his dad knows the director. Ah! Now I a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know

6. Have you replied to that letter from the bank? Not yet. Can you help me? I'm a bit a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know about what to do, actually.

7. Not you again! What do you want? I want to a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know the misunderstanding we had earlier.

8. Why do you want me to complain? I can't see a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know

9. What's the matter? Cheer up! You look a bit a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know .

10. The car broke down on the way to my husband's parents. We were two hours late for Sunday lunch. You can imagine we got a rather a bit under the weatherbrighten upclear upfrostyget the picture.gloomyhazystormedthe point.warmed up I don't know reception.