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“An unbelievable amount of work went on behind the scenes to make this happen.”
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“Don't try to do too much at once. Just ease into it.”
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“Don't build it up into a big deal.”
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“Ashley, for God's sake, go to the doctor and get that checked out!”
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“All packed up for the big move?”
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“A lot of people can't stand to sit through a three-hour movie.”
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“It takes a lot of people 15 years, sometimes even more, to work off their college loans.”
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“Bugs got to the squash last summer, and we ended up with nothing left.”
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“You've taken on way too much. You need to scale back.”
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“I'm going to go check out the farmer's market in Union Square, if you want to join me.”
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