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Mr. Holloway Summary
Mr. Holloway enjoys reading and to play his guitar at weekends.
The doctor told Mrs. Franklin that she should either eat less or should exercise more.
Breaking out of the prison compound, the escapees moved carefully, quietly, and were quick on their feet.
I have read the book, but I have not watched the movie version.
Deal with a full inbox first thing in the morning, or by setting aside short periods of time in which to answer e-mail
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