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Why does Melissandre look like she wants to consume Jon Snow on the ride up the wall? | United States English |
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A young girl dressed all in pink is standing on a fence and looking at a horse | United States English |
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In an undertone, or whisper | United States English |
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A man wearing black pants and no shoes appears to float in a laundry room. | United States English |
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A female athlete is in the process of completing a high jump. | United States English |
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A woman is talking on the phone while standing next to a dog. | United States English |
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A man is cooking outside on a grill. | United States English |
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A woman and a little girl pose for a picture with a llama atop a hillside. | United States English |
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Working from home has both drawbacks and advantages. | England English |
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A construction worker is talking on the phone in a train tunnel. | England English |
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Three women walk together down the street and past a graffiti covered building. | England English |
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A group of people at a restaurant. | England English |
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The smiling black man is wearing a white tshirt and dark sunglasses. | United States English |
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A motorist gets some air over a rough hill. | United States English |
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An older gentleman in a brown cap looking at a younger gentleman 's arm. | United States English |
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A small child plays with a batman toy car | England English |
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A man motions with his arms in a area with many trees. | United States English |
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in a crowded asian city people can be seen walking to their various destinations. | United States English |
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A woman with a handbag walks past a chinese store of some sort. | United States English |
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An older woman with glasses is serving herself Raclette in a rustic looking room. | United States English |
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Six women are sitting on a brick bench and wearing purple and matching red and blue hats. | United States English |
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A group of racing dogs wearing striped uniforms with numbers run down a track. | United States English |
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a boy swings on the swing. | United States English |
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a small black and white jumping to catch something in its mouth. | United States English |
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Crowd of people outside with child in center with hands raised. | United States English |
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A man lounging with his feet up on the desk while looking at two separate computer screens. | United States English |
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A man wearing a plaid shirt is holding a microphone while standing in a room. | United States English |
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a man standing on a post with his arms outstretched and his shirt over his head. | United States English |
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A black man in a tux surrounded by five other men behind a metal gate. | United States English |
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African children make funny faces at the camera. | United States English |
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A woman in a dimly lit room looks through her microscope and adjusts the vision | United States English |
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Group of muslim Girls Standing. | United States English |
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Multiple people in a swimming pool. | United States English |
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Three men are sitting at a conference table laughing. | United States English |
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Distinguished looking gentleman with a microphone has a red and yellow prize ribbon pinned on his lapel. | United States English |
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A man surfing a large wave in the ocean. | United States English |
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Find the schedule for The Voice in the Fog at night at the closest movie house. | England English |
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Really, what does it say? | United States English |
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A child sleeps viewed through a window of a car which is cracked slightly. | United States English |
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Two people standing in a curved interior, multilevel building. | United States English |
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A handicapped man dressed in blue holding the lead in a wheelchair race versus several other paraplegic athletes | United States English |
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People walk down a brightly lit market in a busy city district | United States English |
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The child sits in a toy car and drinks from a sippy cup | United States English |
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The soccer team clad in blue for the match began to counter down the field in front of the defender clad in red | United States English |
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A woman lowering ballast on a boat. | United States English |
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A woman wearing a Dear Santa tshirt is looking at a Star Wars book with a young boy in a bright pink shirt | United States English |
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I think most people tend to dress pretty casually. | United States English |
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I want to book a restaurant in New Mexico for two people. | United States English |
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A young girl in an orange shirt holds a small white flower up to her face. | United States English |
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Smooth water runs deep. | United States English |
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Few words and many deeds. | United States English |
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A child running through a field of yellow flowers. | United States English |
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What kind of herb this is? | United States English |
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It is a moot point. | United States English |
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Every Monday I have to catch the train into work | United States English |
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The Red Queen believed six impossible things before breakfast | England English |
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Captain West may be a Samurai, but he is also human. | United States English |
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And so early in the voyage, too. | England English |
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Horses and rifles had been her toys, camp and trail her nursery. | United States English |
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Don might well have mentioned it; I forget. | United States English |
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Anything unusual or abnormal was sufficient to send a fellow to Molokai. | United States English |
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I'm parched. Let's have a cuppa | United States English |
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He's in critical condition. | United States English |
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He had no idea what inter alia meant. | United States English |
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These jeans are too long, and need to be shortened. | United States English |
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I was not talking drivel. | United States English |
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He was completely unapologetic. | United States English |
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You can see from the blood that Alice has cut herself | United States English |
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I really can’t afford to spend so much | United States English |
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Who normally cleans the loo in your house? | United States English |
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Young girls are doing a dance. | Northumbrian British English |
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A group of people rowing down a muddy river in large boats. | Northumbrian British English |
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He eventually found his headphones in the larder. | United States English |
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What’s your grievance? | United States English |
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I've been timing my speech, and it lasts five seconds. | England English |
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I arose obediently and went down the beach. | United States English |
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She wears woollen clothes or natural fibres such as silk, cotton or linen. | United States English |
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However, I was in no mood to dissect and criticize. | United States English |
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Her concept album didn't work out that well. | United States English |
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Shall I tell you something? | United States English |
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He greeted the young master with his customary suavity. | England English |
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So far as flags were concerned, they were beyond all jurisdiction. | United States English |
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A scarlet loincloth completed his costume. | England English |
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Anybody can see that he's absolutely impossible. | United States English |
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That's exactly what I've been thinking myself. | United States English |
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Uncle Tom did it, if you remember. | United States English |
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The boat nearly held together, but then it sank. | United States English |
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We always try to take our customers’ likes and dislikes into account. | United States English |
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My son's a collector: he has magpie syndrome. | United States English |
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Where's the art gallery? | United States English |
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The rowing boat can't accommodate any more. | United States English |
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By the way, where is the telegram from Marthe? | United States English |
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"I really don't, sir," I returned. | United States English |
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The Knight looked surprised at the question. | England English |
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Ricardo sprang across the room and tore open the envelope. | United States English |
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‘I never saw one, or heard of one,’ said Alice. | United States English |
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So all of us can compete. | United States English |
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She had given a faint indication of intending to speak. | United States English |
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A thistle may be pretty but will prick you if you get too close. | England English |
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‘She boxed the Queen’s ears—’ the Rabbit began. | United States English |