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+ Her career lasted almost thirty years
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+ *How many more stupid times did you do it
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+ *How many years did you do it
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+ *It was quickly that he wrote his first symphony
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+ Alan bet me five dollars Clinton would lose the election
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+ She said she didn't approve of my behavior
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+ I gave my brother an expensive present
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+ The President announced on Monday that several more bases would be closed
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+ He had attempted for years to make a career as a concert pianist
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+ I wondered for a long time why everyone liked her so much
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+ I told Margaret that I thought she would probably be hired
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+ They were asked that he be allowed to go
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+ The earth must revolve around the sun, Copernicus reasoned
504
+ *The earth must revolve around the sun, Copernicus was happy
505
+ *The earth must revolve around the sun, Copernicus destroyed
506
+ *The earth, the pope cringed when Copernicus reasoned, revolves around the sun
507
+ Abortion was legal until the third month, the court ruled
508
+ If the pregnancy was within the first three months, the court ruled, abortion was legal
509
+ Nobody, it seems, wants to be a liberal
510
+ *Nobody, John seems, wants to be a liberal
511
+ Business is booming, Joe Smith, a car dealer, says
512
+ Business is booming, says Joe Smith, a car dealer
513
+ You can do anything you want, I told her
514
+ In the last few years, it seems, nobody wants to be a liberal
515
+ Also invited to the meeting were several prominent scientists
516
+ *Also invited to the meeting invited several prominent scientists
517
+ Also awarded the prize was Jean Smith, a prominent computer scientist
518
+ Chosen to lead the commission was Fred Schultz, a former Federal judge
519
+ *Chosen to lead the commission seemed likely to be Fred Schultz, a former Federal judge
520
+ *Chooses to lead the investigation Fred Schultz
521
+ *Choose to lead the investigation did Fred Schultz
522
+ Also recommended in the report was a new initiative to combat crime
523
+ *Also chosen the leader for the commission was Fred Schultz
524
+ Included in our paper is a summary of the features of our program
525
+ Also performing in the concert were members of the Budapest Quartet
526
+ *Were performing in the concert members of the Budapest Quartet
527
+ Voting in favor of the bill were 36 Republicans and 4 moderate Democrats
528
+ Glaring coldly at Sarah, he walked out of the room
529
+ He walked out of the room, glaring coldly at Sarah
530
+ *Glaring coldly at Sarah, walking out of the room
531
+ Finding that it was impossible to get work as a waiter, he worked as a janitor
532
+ He had hoped to get work as a waiter, but, finding this was impossible, he worked as a janitor
533
+ *He said that, finding that it was impossible to get work as a waiter, he would work as a janitor
534
+ Used by some of the finest pianists in the country, Baldwin pianos are technical marvels
535
+ Using specially designed parts, Baldwin pianos are technical marvels
536
+ *Used specially designed parts, Baldwin pianos are technical marvels
537
+ Sending a message of discontent to Washington, voters overwhelmingly rejected the Clinton administration
538
+ She's a really good player
539
+ John's coming to the party tonight
540
+ He's usually gone to Boston for Thanksgiving
541
+ *Do you know where John's
542
+ Who's afraid of the big bad wolf
543
+ That's just the kind of person he is
544
+ *That's just the kind of person he's
545
+ There's no reason to get so upset about it
546
+ I didn't think he would do it, but he did
547
+ *I didn't think he would invite her, but he invited
548
+ If you don't want to do it, you should find someone who will
549
+ If you don't want to do it, you should find someone who does
550
+ Find someone who does
551
+ *Find someone who wants to do
552
+ I don't like programming, and someone who does may be difficult to find
553
+ The price of the stock more than doubled in two days
554
+ *The price of the stock more than increased in two days
555
+ I finally figured out why this program is so slow
556
+ *I finally flipped out why this program is so slow
557
+ It turns out that Clinton didn't actually kiss Monica
558
+ If you go around doing that, you're going to end up making people mad
559
+ The lawyer pointed out that Clinton didn't actually kiss Monica
560
+ A party is taking place, so if you'd like to show up, you should do so
561
+
562
+ %PREPOSITIONS
563
+
564
+ I have doubts about inviting him
565
+ *I have doubts during inviting him
566
+ I prevented her from doing it by praising her for not doing it
567
+ From your description, I don't think I would enjoy it
568
+ We had an argument over whether it was a good movie
569
+ *We had an argument at whether it was a good movie
570
+ Because of the rain, we decided to stay home
571
+ They're having a party in front of the building
572
+ The man with whom I play tennis is here
573
+ The man I play tennis with is here
574
+ *The man whom I play tennis is here
575
+ *The man with whom I play tennis with is here
576
+ With whom did you play tennis
577
+ Who did you play tennis with
578
+ The data on file will be used for the project at hand, which is already under way
579
+ *The data on project will be used for the file at program
580
+ The project was finished on schedule, as usual
581
+ *The project as usual and the report on schedule were finished
582
+ I told him by telephone that I was coming by car
583
+ From in back of the shed, I heard a scream that seemed to come from on top of the garage
584
+ The university spends $5 per student
585
+ *The university spends $5 per the student
586
+ They're building a gigantic mall five miles from here
587
+ *They're building a gigantic mall five mistakes from here
588
+ The 7-11 is half a mile up the road, but the supermarket is a long way away
589
+ I'm sure things will get done with Janet running the company
590
+ *I'm sure things will get done by Janet running the company
591
+ *I'm sure things will get done because Janet running the company
592
+ With Janet in charge, I'm sure things will get done
593
+
594
+ %ADJECTIVES
595
+
596
+ You are lucky that there is no exam today
597
+ *You are stupid that there is no exam today
598
+ You are lucky I am here
599
+ *You are right I am here
600
+ This is something we should be happy about
601
+ *This is something we should be happy
602
+ *The happy about it man kissed his wife
603
+ Is he sure how to find the house
604
+ *Is he correct how to find the house
605
+ You should be proud of your achievement
606
+ *You should be happy of your achievement
607
+ He is the smartest man I know
608
+ *They are some smartest men I know
609
+ I've seen a lot of programs, but ours is the fastest
610
+ Ours is the fastest of the programs we have seen
611
+ I've seen a lot of programs, but ours runs the most quickly
612
+ *This is our the fastest program
613
+ Voters angry about the economy will probably vote for Clinton
614
+ *Voters angry will probably vote for Clinton
615
+ Many Democrats unhappy about the economy but doubtful that Clinton can be elected probably won't vote at all
616
+ *Many Democrats unhappy but doubtful probably won't vote at all
617
+ *Many Democrats likely that Bush will be reelected probably won't vote
618
+ Hundreds of young men, furious about the verdict in the Rodney King case, looted stores in Los Angeles today
619
+ *Hundreds of young men, furious, looted stores in Los Angeles today
620
+ We need a programmer knowledgeable about Lisp
621
+ *We need a programmer knowledgeable
622
+ Any program as good as ours should be useful
623
+ *Any program good should be useful
624
+ Let us know if you have a program capable of parsing this sentence
625
+ *Let us know if you have a program capable
626
+ It is believed that even the troops loyal to Hussein will soon be forced to surrender
627
+ *It is believed that even the troops loyal will soon be forced to surrender
628
+ Republican policies only benefit the rich and powerful
629
+ Republican policies only benefit the rich and the powerful
630
+ *Republican policies only benefit a rich and a powerful
631
+ *Republican policies only benefit some rich and some powerful
632
+ The meek will inherit the earth, and the best is the enemy of the good
633
+ They're building a skyscraper over 1000 feet tall
634
+ *They're building a skyscraper tall
635
+ The river is half a mile wide here and 300 feet deep
636
+ *The river is half a mile beautiful and 300 feet dangerous
637
+ Mr. John Smith, 66 years old, will succeed him as president
638
+ *Mr. John Smith, old, will succeed him as president
639
+ A big black ugly dog chased me
640
+ A big, black, ugly dog chased me
641
+ The former astronaut was alone and afraid
642
+ *The alone astronaut was former
643
+
644
+ %ADVERBS
645
+
646
+ He is apparently an expert on dogs
647
+ *He knows apparently an expert on dogs
648
+ Mary quickly walked out of the room
649
+ Mary just walked out of the room
650
+ Quickly, Mary walked out of the room
651
+ Mary walked out of the room quickly
652
+ *Mary walked out of the room just
653
+ He told them about the accident immediately
654
+ *He told them about the accident presumably
655
+ He told them about the accident, presumably
656
+ She is very careful about her work
657
+ She works very carefully
658
+ *She very works carefully
659
+ Is the piece easy enough for you
660
+ Is the piece too easy for you
661
+ *Is the piece enough easy for you
662
+ She is apparently an excellent pianist
663
+ *She married apparently an excellent pianist
664
+ Only after the movie did he realize his mistake
665
+ *After the movie did he realize his mistake
666
+ I may have taken cocaine a few times, but at no time did I inhale
667
+ *A few times may I have taken cocaine, but I inhaled at no time
668
+ Never have I seen such a grotesque display of incompetence
669
+ *Often have I seen such a grotesque display of incompetence
670
+ We like to eat at restaurants, particularly on weekends
671
+ We like to eat at restaurants, usually on weekends
672
+ *We like to eat at restaurants, fortunately on weekends
673
+ Such flowers are found mainly in Europe
674
+ *Such flowers are found apparently in Europe
675
+ *Such flowers are found mainly particularly in Europe
676
+ *Such flowers are found mainly
677
+ Many people, particularly doctors, believe there is no health care crisis
678
+ *Many people, strongly doctors, believe there is no health care crisis
679
+ I found a house that even John thinks we should buy
680
+ He told me that even his mother likes me
681
+ *He told me that even, his mother likes me
682
+ We put the pie straight in the oven
683
+ *We put the pie quickly in the oven
684
+ We put the pie straight in
685
+ *We put the pie straight
686
+ He lives high in the mountains
687
+ He lives over by the lake
688
+ *He lives over by
689
+ The apparently angry man walked out of the room
690
+ The often underpaid administrators resent the invariably rude students and the understandably impatient professors
691
+ The delicately lyrical tone of the cello contrasted with the fiercely percussive piano chords
692
+ The always delicately lyrical tone was really beautiful
693
+ *The delicately always lyrical tone was really beautiful
694
+ *The delicately very lyrical tone was really beautiful
695
+ Biochemically, I think the experiment has a lot of problems
696
+ I think the experiment has a lot of problems biochemically
697
+ It is biochemically an interesting experiment
698
+ I'm not sure the results are biochemically valid
699
+
700
+ %IT-THERE-THIS
701
+
702
+ There is a dog in the park
703
+ *There is chasing dogs
704
+ *There are a dog in the park
705
+ Does there seem to be a dog in the park?
706
+ *Does there want to be a dog in the park?
707
+ There seems to appear to have been likely to be a problem
708
+ *There seems to appear to have been likely to be problems
709
+ *There seems to appear to have been likely to be stupid
710
+ There was an attempt to kill Rod
711
+ The man there was an attempt to kill died
712
+ There was a problem, but we solved it
713
+ It is likely that Rod died
714
+ *Joe is likely that Rod died
715
+ It is clear who killed Rod
716
+ *Joe is clear who killed Rod
717
+ It may not be possible to fix the problem
718
+ Grace may not be possible to fix the problem
719
+ It is important that women be ready when they make these choices
720
+ *It is clear that women be ready when they make these choices
721
+ *Joe is important that women be ready when they make these choices
722
+ flowers are red to attract bees
723
+ I made it clear that I was angry
724
+ *I made Anne clear that I was angry
725
+ Dick is easy to hit
726
+ *Dick is big to hit
727
+ It is important to fix the problem
728
+ Dick is important to fix the problem
729
+ The man it is likely that John hit died
730
+ *The man Joe is likely that Dick hit died
731
+ Does it seem likely that Ann will come
732
+ Does Ann act glad that Joe came
733
+ *Does it act likely that Joe came
734
+ It doesn't matter what Ted does
735
+ *Joe doesn't matter what Ted does
736
+ I want it to be possible to use the program
737
+ I want Joe to be possible to use the program
738
+ I want it to be clear that it was my idea
739
+ *I asked it to be clear that it was my idea
740
+ I want it to be obvious how to use the program
741
+ *I want Emily to be obvious how to use the program
742
+ I want Joe to be easy to hit
743
+ It is likely they will come
744
+ *Joe is likely they will come
745
+ This is because he is extremely famous
746
+ The trial is because he is extremely famous
747
+ The excitement over the trial is because he is extremely famous
748
+ This seems to have been because he is extremely famous
749
+
750
+ %COMPARATIVES
751
+
752
+ Our program works more elegantly than yours
753
+ Ours works more elegantly than yours does
754
+ Ours works more elegantly than yours works
755
+ *Ours works more elegant than yours
756
+ *Ours is more elegant than yours works
757
+ Our program works more elegantly than efficiently
758
+ Our program is more elegant than efficient
759
+ Our program works better than yours
760
+ We do this more for pleasure than for money
761
+ He is more likely to go than to stay
762
+ *He is more likely than to stay
763
+ *He is more black to go than to stay
764
+ He is more likely to go than he is to stay
765
+ He is more likely to go than John is
766
+ It is more likely that Joe died than that Fred died
767
+ It is more likely that Joe died than it is that Fred died
768
+ *John is more likely that Joe died than it is that Fred died
769
+ *It is more likely that Joe died than John is that Fred died
770
+ It is easier to ignore the problem than to solve it
771
+ It is easier to ignore the problem than it is to solve it
772
+ *Greg is easier to ignore the problem than to solve it
773
+ Our program is easier to use than to understand
774
+ *Our program is easier to use it than to understand
775
+ I am more happy now than I was in college
776
+ *I am more happy now than I earned in college
777
+ He is more a teacher than a scholar
778
+ I make more money in a month than John makes in a year
779
+ I make more money in a month than John dies in a year
780
+ I hit more the dog than the cat
781
+ I have more money than John has time
782
+ I have more dogs than John has five cats
783
+ I have more money than John has a dog
784
+ She interviewed more programmers than were hired
785
+ *She interviewed more programmers than was hired
786
+ I am as intelligent as John
787
+ I earn as much money as John does
788
+ I am as intelligent as John does
789
+ I earn as much money in a month as John earns in a year
790
+ *I earn as much money in a month than John earns in a year
791
+ Our program was better than had been expected
792
+ *Our program was better than had been argued
793
+ *Our program was better than had been responded
794
+ Our program was better than was expected
795
+ *Our program was better than were expected
796
+ More people came to the party than were expected
797
+ More people came to the party than was expected
798
+ Our program did not run as quickly as expected
799
+ *Our program did not run as quickly as said
800
+ How much faster is our program than theirs
801
+ *How much faster our program is than theirs
802
+ The more quickly we write the program, the more money we will earn
803
+ *The more people like the program
804
+ *The people like the program, the more money we will earn
805
+ The better the program is, the more people will like it
806
+ The better the program, the more people will like it
807
+ *The better a program, the more people will like it
808
+ The less likely it is that we can parse this, the easier it is to understand
809
+
810
+ % "SO THAT", "SUCH...THAT"
811
+
812
+ The shuttle is so big that it has to be carried on the back of a jet
813
+ *The shuttle is big that it has to be carried on the back of a jet
814
+ So many people attended that they spilled over into several neighboring fields
815
+ *Many people attended that they spilled over into several neighboring fields
816
+ The program has so many problems that you should probably just rewrite it
817
+ *The program has many problems that you should probably just rewrite it
818
+ I love her so much that I can't let her go
819
+ *I love her very much that I can't let her go
820
+ He ran home so quickly that his mother could hardly believe he had called from school
821
+ *He ran home quickly that his mother could hardly believe he had called from school
822
+ She presented her case with such eloquence that we could only admire her
823
+ *She presented her case with eloquence that we could only admire her
824
+
825
+ %"AND", ETC.
826
+
827
+ I went to the store and got a gallon of milk
828
+ *I got and went a gallon of milk
829
+ I got a gallon of milk and some eggs
830
+ I went to the store, got a gallon of milk, and returned the eggs
831
+
832
+ % Sentence belwo was marked bad, but this seems arguable to me .. !?
833
+ % *I went to the store, got a gallon of milk, and some eggs
834
+ Mary, Joe and Louise are coming to the party
835
+ Neither Mary nor Louise are coming to the party
836
+ I am ready and eager to go to the party
837
+ She handled it skillfully and with compassion
838
+ I told him that I hated him and that I never wanted to see him again
839
+ He told me why he was here and what he was doing
840
+ *He told me why he was here and that he hated me
841
+ Although he likes me and he respects me, he says he needs some privacy
842
+ Your house and garden are very attractive
843
+ I am in New York and I would like to see you
844
+ This is not the man we know and love
845
+ *This is not the man we know and love him
846
+ The coverage on TV and on the radio has been terrible
847
+ *The coverage on TV and I have seen has been terrible
848
+ The sky is blue, so it is likely that Joe will come
849
+ *It is blue and likely that Joe will come
850
+ That is the man for whom and with whom Joe works
851
+ *That is the man for whom and with Janet Joe works
852
+ *When did Joe and John did leave the party
853
+
854
+ % Huh ??? what's the correct parse/meaning of this sentence?
855
+ % "my dog's freind came" is one of the parses !!?? wtf ..
856
+ % My dog, cat, and cousin's friend came
857
+ *My dog, cat, horse, mouse, and his cow left
858
+ My dog, cat, horse, and mouse, and his cow left
859
+ you should not only ask for your money back, but demand it
860
+ I was both angry and sad at the same time
861
+
862
+ %PLURALIZATION IN CONJUNCTIONS
863
+
864
+ There is neither a dog nor a cat here
865
+ *There are neither a dog nor a cat here
866
+ There is a dog or a cat here
867
+ *There are a dog or a cat here
868
+ *There are a dog and a cat here
869
+ There is a dog and a cat here
870
+ He and I are friends
871
+ neither I nor my friend knows what happened
872
+ neither I nor my friend know what happened
873
+ Either I or my friend knows what happened
874
+ Either I or my friend know what happened
875
+ The dog and cats know what happened
876
+ *The dog and cats knows what happened
877
+ Are a dog and a cat here
878
+ *Is a dog and a cat here
879
+ *Is John and I invited
880
+ Are John and I invited
881
+ Is John or I invited
882
+ Are John or I invited
883
+ Is neither John nor I invited
884
+ Are neither John nor I invited
885
+
886
+ %GERUNDS
887
+
888
+ Playing the piano bothers John
889
+ Releasing the program at this point would annoy our competitors
890
+ The playing of the piano really bothers John
891
+ *The playing the piano really bothers John
892
+ Telling Joe about the party would create a real problem
893
+ *The telling Joe about the party could create a real problem
894
+ Your telling Joe about the party could create a real problem
895
+ Telling Joe that Sue was coming to the party would create a real problem
896
+ Telling would create a real problem
897
+ I want her to know about it, but the telling won't be easy
898
+ *The telling her won't be easy
899
+ *Some children like to tease
900
+ Teasing can be very cruel
901
+ Your telling John to leave may have destroyed your relationship
902
+ The graduating of Fred changes the situation
903
+ The sleeping of students is becoming a big problem
904
+ The sleeping of students can ruin a lecture
905
+ Buying of shares was brisk on Wall Street today
906
+ The sleeping in class is becoming a big problem
907
+ *The telling John to leave was stupid
908
+ *The inviting your mother was stupid
909
+ *The showing how to use the program seemed to interest people
910
+ *The attempting to go to the party angered Joe
911
+ The showing of the program seemed to impress people
912
+ The sleeping of students described by Fred is a big problem
913
+ The sleeping of students I told you about is a big problem
914
+ The frequent sleeping of students is a big problem
915
+ His hitting of the dog didn't help matters
916
+ Some hitting of dogs will solve the problem
917
+ the drug running here has become a massive problem
918
+ He made a mistake in inviting John
919
+ He made a mistake in the inviting of John
920
+ I should have talked to you before inviting John
921
+ I should have talked to you before the inviting of John
922
+
923
+ %SPECIAL SUBJECTS: INFINITIVES, CLAUSES, AND INDIRECT QUESTIONS
924
+
925
+ To pretend that our program is usable in its current form would be silly
926
+ *To pretend that our program is usable in its current form would be happy
927
+ That our program will be immediately accepted is hardly likely
928
+ *That our program will be immediately accepted wrote the program
929
+ *Is that our program will be accepted likely
930
+ *That our program will be accepted seems likely that our program will be accepted
931
+ Whether we should go to the party is the important question
932
+ *Whether we should go to the party annoys me
933
+
934
+ %LONGER CONSTRUCTIONS, PUNCTUATION, AND CAPITALIZATION
935
+
936
+ Using the conventional Minuet form, Beethoven produced a piece of great originality
937
+ Written in 1820, the symphony shows a new level of maturity for the composer
938
+ Abandoned by his friends, he left Vienna three years later
939
+ In Vienna, Beethoven met someone who would later be greatly influenced by him: Franz Schubert
940
+ *In Vienna, Beethoven met someone who would later be greatly influenced by him; Franz Schubert
941
+ Today I did something very important: I bought a dog
942
+ *The store where I did something very important: I bought a dog was closed today
943
+ It has been said that Schubert ran out of the room when he met Beethoven; but we now know this is untrue
944
+ An important question remains: did Beethoven know about Schubert's music
945
+ She just wanted one thing: to be a professional skater
946
+ She knew one thing: that she would be a professional skater
947
+ I agree that, in some ways, your program is better
948
+ I agree that in some ways, your program is better
949
+ *I agree that, in some ways your program is better
950
+ That is the man who, in Joe's opinion, we should hire
951
+ *That is the man, in Joe's opinion, we should hire
952
+ *That is the man who, in Joe's opinion we should hire
953
+ I know you hate Bill, but why did you send him that nasty note
954
+ *I know you hate Bill, because why did you send him that nasty note
955
+ But why did you send him that nasty note
956
+ If John was with Lisa last night, who went to the movie with Diane
957
+ *Although John was with Lisa last night, who went to the movie with Diane
958
+ We need a President who understands us
959
+ We need a president who understands us
960
+ *We need a Melvin who understand us
961
+ The Zongle of Bongle Dongle resigned today
962
+ % A Zongle with a bad haircut resigned today -- is valid.
963
+ % A Zongle with a Mercedes Benz resigned today -- is valid.
964
+ % *A Zongle with a Bongle Dongle resigned today
965
+ The National Association of Linguists is meeting here
966
+ *An Association that many Linguists belong to is meeting here
967
+ An association that many linguists belong to is meeting here
968
+ If you were a middle-class American without a job, who would you vote for
969
+ Many Croats who had fled their homes are now returning to them
970
+ *Many Croat who had fled their homes are now returning to them
971
+ Chinese is a wonderful language, Chinese food is nice, and the Chinese are nice people
972
+ *Armenian is a wonderful language, Armenian food is great, and the Armenian are nice people
973
+ Armenian is a wonderful language, Armenian food is great, and the Armenians are nice people
974
+ Danish is a wonderful language, Danish food is great, and the Danish are nice people
975
+ The Danes are nice people
976
+ Dr Jane Smith lives on Main St
977
+ Dr. Jane Smith lives on Main St.
978
+ *Dr. Jane. Smith. lives on Main. St.
979
+ Dr. J.G.D. Smith lives on Main St.
980
+ *A Dr. lives on this St
981
+ Mr. Smith (a lawyer for Kodak) refused to comment
982
+ Mr. Smith -- a lawyer for Kodak -- refused to comment
983
+ We left (carrying the dog) and Fred followed
984
+ I have $50, but I want a $50000 car
985
+ 10% of the employees here do 90% of the work
986
+ Zangbert stock fell 30% to $2.50 yesterday, but jumped 10% today in heavy trading
987
+ *Zangbert stock fell %, but jumped to $ today
988
+ With a 5% raise, I can get a $50000 car
989
+ "What are you doing?" she asked.
990
+ "This is what I'm going to do," he replied.
991
+ "This is what I'm going to do!" he replied.
992
+ *"This is what I'm going to do." he replied.
993
+ *"This is what I'm doing to do" he replied.
994
+ "On second thought," he said, "this is what I'm going to do".
995
+ "Quotation marks" are simply "ignored" by our "program"
996
+ Sometimes, people do this: They follow the colon with a capital letter.
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+ *However, they never do this; They don't follow a semi-colon with a capital letter.
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+ John said: "This is another use of colons one sometimes sees".
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+ Formerly, he had worked for Brody, McGill & Demson
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+ *He was unhappy & underpaid
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+ The rally, at 6:00 last night, was attended by 1.1 million people
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