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After launch, the spacecraft was visible just above the (noun) .
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The (noun) is too cumbersome and does not have enough flexibility.
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A new (noun) will transform your looks.
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You are capable of talking and walking at the same (noun) .
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People said the initial tremor lasted anywhere from 10 seconds to one (noun) .
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It is believed that Stonehenge is the location of an ancient Druid (noun) .
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It will require much strength to lift those (noun) .
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In 1939 he flew into interior (noun) .
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Do you know the Norwegian family on our (noun) ?
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If you perform well in (noun) , you will get into a good college.
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The (noun) of the tour group decided not to wait for the Masons any longer.
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I graduated with a double (noun) in math and history.
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We ate a pickle with our (noun) .
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We should respect our (noun) for trying to teach us right from wrong.
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