The BUZZARD is one of the largest birds in North America.
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HE was big and strong.
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The aardvark ATE the crisp, tasty ants.
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Gilligan IS on an island in the South Pacific.
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They did their work QUICKLY.
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They were SOMEWHAT happy.
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He had tried DILIGENTLY to help the simple people by bringing firewood.
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I need to borrow THREE dollars to buy popcorn and soda at the Lady Techster's game.
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I will drive to the Lady Techster's game in my RED convertible.
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Everyone IN my household was proud of the high grade I earned in English this quarter.
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OF all the cacti, the aguaro is the oldest and largest in North America.
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ALTHOUGH they are different varieties of butterflies, the Monarch and the Viceroy have some common characteristics.
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Bring a pencil AND some paper.
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She stayed in the game BECAUSE she was needed.
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OH, I didn't see you standing there.
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WOW! The Lady Techsters really play a great game!
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The TURTLE can be defined as a reptile with a shell.
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The turtle can be defined as a reptile with a SHELL.
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Turtles are TOOTHLESS creatures that can smell and see well.
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Both sea AND land turtles will burrow and hibernate.
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THEY need both sunlight and shade.
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SOME people paint their pet turtles, a practice that can damage the turtles' shells.
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Most turtles are not SUITABLE for pets.
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The box turtle EATS worms, snails, berries, and other fruit.
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Tara said SHE would meet me at Tolliver Hall.
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Ryan said he would meet me AT Tolliver Hall.
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Laura, Mary Beth, and Jessica are TAKING a technical writing class this quarter.
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