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The odds are good, but the goods are odd.n ahoskera

sexual partnern ahoskera

I don't think we can come. The odds are that we won't be able to get a babysitter.n ahoskera

With few exceptions, English grammar requires that objects follow the verb in a sentence.n ahoskera

fog bankn ahoskera

white wayn ahoskera

VE Dayn ahoskera

body Englishn ahoskera

unpalsiedn ahoskera

It falls apart.n ahoskera

Will you help me tie him up?n ahoskera

Will you excuse us, please?n ahoskera

I can't afford that!n ahoskera

The noose of censorship is tighteningn ahoskera

Chomskyann ahoskera

electorallyn ahoskera

lack of educational reinforcementn ahoskera

fanciful coinagesn ahoskera

newly-independentn ahoskera

uncontrovertedn ahoskera

hand-drawn illustrationn ahoskera

hash something outn ahoskera

Fill the blank in the sentence below with the missing word.n ahoskera

She kneed him in the groin.n ahoskera

tumbles downn ahoskera

Should I not have said that?n ahoskera

thought-terminating clichén ahoskera

That's priceless.n ahoskera

fraught tripn ahoskera

Trees are sparse in the desert.n ahoskera