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Flowerbeds: A Short Story
Harry was called in for an interview, but he did not get the job.
I'm very hungry because I haven't had a chance to eat all day.
My friend is annoyed because she waits for me for the last 40 minutes.
I am sure I will understand this better after I read the chapter.
Kevin will mow the lawn and watered the flowerbeds this morning.
When I saw Katherine, I apologize for not calling her.
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