Input: [1] Krauss, Nicole [2] Leo Gursky is just about surviving, tapping his radiator each evening to let his upstairs neighbor know he's still alive. But life wasn't always like this: sixty years ago, in the Polish village where he was born, Leo fell in love and wrote a book. And though Leo doesn't know it, that book survived, inspiring fabulous circumstances, even love. Fourteen-year-old Alma was named after a character in that very book. And although she has her hands full—keeping track of her brother, Bird (who thinks he might be the Messiah), and taking copious notes on How to Survive in the Wild—she undertakes an adventure to find her namesake and save her family. With consummate, spellbinding skill, Nicole Krauss gradually draws together their stories. [Fiction]

Output: The History of Love


Input: [1] Lee, Harper [2] "Shoot all the bluejays you want, if you can hit 'em, but remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird." A lawyer's advice to his children as he defends the real mockingbird of Harper Lee's classic novel—a black man charged with the rape of a white girl. Through the young eyes of Scout and Jem Finch, Harper Lee explores with rich humor and unswerving honesty the irrationality of adult attitudes toward race and class in the Deep South of the 1930s. The conscience of a town steeped in prejudice, violence, and hypocrisy is pricked by the stamina and quiet heroism of one man's struggle for justice—but the weight of history will only tolerate so much. [Fiction]

Output: To Kill a Mockingbird


Input: [1] McCall Smith, Alexander [2] The African-born author of more than 50 books, from children's stories (The Perfect Hamburger) to scholarly works (Forensic Aspects of Sleep), turns his talents to detection in this artful, pleasing novel about Mma (aka Precious) Ramotswe, Botswana's one and only lady private detective. A series of vignettes linked to the establishment and growth of Mma Ramotswe's "No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency" serve not only to entertain but to explore conditions in Botswana in a way that is both penetrating and light thanks to Smith's deft touch. [Fiction]

Output: The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency


Input: [1] McDermott, Alice [2] The Keane family of Long Island get swept up in the wake of the Vietnam War. When John and Mary Keane marry shortly after WWII, she's on the verge of spinsterhood, and he's a vet haunted by the death of a young private in his platoon. Jacob, their first-born, is given the dead soldier's name, an omen that will haunt the family when Jacob is killed in Vietnam (hauntingly underplayed by McDermott). In vignette-like chapters, some of which are stunning set pieces, McDermott probes the remaining family's inner lives. [Fiction]

Output: After This


Input: [1] Moyes, Jojo [2] They had nothing in common until love gave them everything to lose Louisa Clark is an ordinary girl living an exceedingly ordinary life--steady boyfriend, close family--who has never been farther afield than their tiny village. She takes a badly needed job working for ex-Master of the Universe Will Traynor, who is wheelchair bound after a motorcycle accident. Will has always lived a huge life--big deals, extreme sports, worldwide travel--and now he's pretty sure he cannot live the way he is. Will is acerbic, moody, bossy--but Lou refuses to treat him with kid gloves, and soon his happiness means more to her than she expected. When she learns that Will has shocking plans of his own, she sets out to show him that life is still worth living. A Love Story for this generation, Me Before You brings to life two people who couldn't have less in common--a heartbreakingly romantic novel that asks, What do you do when making the person you love happy also means breaking your own heart? [Fiction]

Output: Me Before You


Input: [1] Paton, Alan [2] Cry, the Beloved Country is the deeply moving story of the Zulu pastor Stephen Kumalo and his son, Absalom, set against the background of a land and a people riven by racial injustice. [Fiction]

Output: Cry, The Beloved Country


Input: [1] Pearl, Matthew [2] Boston, 1865. A series of murders, all of them inspired by scenes in Dante’s Inferno. Only an elite group of America’s first Dante scholars—Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Oliver Wendell Holmes, James Russell Lowell, and J. T. Fields—can solve the mystery. With the police baffled, more lives endangered, and Dante’s literary future at stake, the Dante Club must shed its sheltered literary existence and find the killer. [Fiction]

Output: The Dante Club


Input: [1] Portis, Charles [2] True Grit tells the story of Mattie Ross, who is just fourteen years of age when a coward going by the name of Tom Chaney shoots her father down in Fort Smith, Arkansas, and robs him of his life, his horse, and $150 in cash money. Mattie leaves home to avenge her father's blood. With the one-eyed Rooster Cogburn, the meanest available U.S. Marshal, by her side, Mattie pursues the homicide into Indian Territory. [Fiction]

Output: True Grit


Input: [1] Qiu Xiaolong [2] Inspector Chen Cao is a published poet and translator of American and English mystery novels. He has been assigned by the Chinese government, under Deng Xiaoping's cadre policy, to a "productive" job with the Special Cases Bureau of the Shanghai Police Department. Shanghai in the mid-1990s is a city caught between reverence for the past and fascination with a tantalizing, market-driven present. When the body of a young "national model worker," revered for her adherence to the principles of the Communist Party, turns up in a canal, Chen is thrown into the midst of these opposing forces. [Fiction]

Output: Death of a Red Heroine


Input: [1] Robinson, Marilynne [2] An intimate tale of three generations from the Civil War to the twentieth century: a story about fathers and sons and the spiritual battles that still rage at America's heart. [Fiction]

Output: Gilead


Input: [1] Roy, Arundhati [2] The story of the tragic decline of an Indian family whose members suffer the terrible consequences of forbidden love, The God of Small Things is set in the state of Kerala, on the southernmost tip of India. [Fiction]

Output: The God of Small Things


Input: [1] Russo, Richard [2] A decent man encircled by history and dreams, by echoing churches and abandoned mills, by the comforts and feuds provided by lifelong friends and neighbors, Miles Roby is a patient, knowing guide to the rich, hardscrabble nature of Empire Falls: fathers and sons and daughters, living and dead, rich and poor alike. [Fiction]

Output: Empire Falls


Input: [1] Shaffer, Mary Ann and Annie Barrows [2] January 1946: writer Juliet Ashton receives a letter from a stranger, a founding member of the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. And so begins a remarkable tale of the island of Guernsey during the German occupation, and of a society as extraordinary as its name. [Fiction]

Output: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society


Input: [1] Stein, Garth [2] If you've ever wondered what your dog is thinking, Stein's novel offers an answer. Enzo is a lab terrier mix plucked from a farm outside Seattle to ride shotgun with race car driver Denny Swift as he pursues success on the track and off. Denny meets and marries Eve, has a daughter, Zoë, and risks his savings and his life to make it on the professional racing circuit. Enzo, frustrated by his inability to speak and his lack of opposable thumbs, watches Denny's old racing videos, coins koanlike aphorisms that apply to both driving and life, and hopes for the day when his life as a dog will be over and he can be reborn a man. When Denny hits an extended rough patch, Enzo remains his most steadfast if silent supporter. [Fiction]

Output: The Art of Racing in the Rain


Input: [1] Stockett, Kathryn [2] Aibileen is a black maid in 1962 Jackson, Mississippi, who's always taken orders quietly, but lately she's unable to hold her bitterness back. Her friend Minny has never held her tongue but now must somehow keep secrets about her employer that leave her speechless. White socialite Skeeter just graduated college. She's full of ambition, but without a husband, she's considered a failure. Together, these seemingly different women join together to write a tell-all book about work as a black maid in the South, that could forever alter their destinies and the life of a small town... [Fiction]

Output: The Help


Input: [1] Stowe, Harriet Beecher [2] Uncle Tom, Topsy, Sambo, Simon Legree, little Eva: their names are American bywords, and all of them are characters in Harriet Beecher Stowe's remarkable novel of the pre-Civil War South. [Fiction]

Output: Uncle Tom's Cabin


Input: [1] Tolkien, J.R.R. [2] Bilbo Baggins is a hobbit who enjoys a comfortable, unambitious life, rarely traveling any farther than his pantry or cellar. But his contentment is disturbed when the wizard Gandalf and a company of dwarves arrive on his doorstep one day to whisk him away on an adventure. They have launched a plot to raid the treasure hoard guarded by Smaug the Magnificent, a large and very dangerous dragon. Bilbo reluctantly joins their quest, unaware that on his journey to the Lonely Mountain he will encounter both a magic ring and a frightening creature known as Gollum. [Fiction]

Output: The Hobbit


Input: [1] Vreeland, Susan [2] It's 1893, and at the Chicago World's Fair, Louis Comfort Tiffany makes his debut with a luminous exhibition of innovative stained-glass windows, which he hopes will honor his family business and earn him a place on the international artistic stage. But behind the scenes in his New York studio is the freethinking Clara Driscoll, head of his women's division. Publicly unrecognized by Tiffany, Clara conceives of and designs nearly all of the iconic leaded-glass lamps for which he is long remembered. Clara struggles with her desire for artistic recognition and the seemingly insurmountable challenges that she faces as a professional woman, which ultimately force her to protest against the company she has worked so hard to cultivate. [Fiction]

Output: Clara and Mr. Tiffany


Input: [1] Zevin, Gabrielle [2] A. J. Fikry's life is not at all what he expected it to be. His wife has died, his bookstore is experiencing the worst sales in its history, and now his prized possession, a rare collection of Poe poems, has been stolen. Slowly but surely, he is isolating himself from all the people of Alice Island... Even the books in his store have stopped holding pleasure for him. These days, A.J. can only see them as a sign of a world that is changing too rapidly. And then a mysterious package appears at the bookstore. It's a small package, but large in weight. It's that unexpected arrival that gives A. J. Fikry the opportunity to make his life over, the ability to see everything anew. [Fiction]

Output: The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry


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Output: Nonfiction


Input: [1] Angelou, Maya [2] In this first of five volumes of autobiography, poet Maya Angelou recounts a youth filled with disappointment, frustration, tragedy, and finally hard-won independence. Sent at a young age to live with her grandmother in Arkansas, Angelou learned a great deal from this exceptional woman and the tightly knit black community there. These very lessons carried her throughout the hardships she endured later in life, including a tragic occurrence while visiting her mother in St. Louis and her formative years spent in California--where an unwanted pregnancy changed her life forever. Marvelously told, with Angelou's "gift for language and observation," this "remarkable autobiography by an equally remarkable black woman from Arkansas captures, indelibly, a world of which most Americans are shamefully ignorant." [Fiction]

Output: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings


Input: [1] Boyle, Kevin [2] In 1925, Detroit was a smoky swirl of jazz, speakeasies, and assembly lines and tensions often flared with the KKK in ascendance and violence rising. Ossian Sweet, a proud Negro doctor, grandson of a slave, had made the long climb from the ghetto to a home of his own. Yet just after his arrival, a mob gathered outside his house; suddenly shots rang out: Sweet, or one of his defenders, had accidentally killed one of the whites threatening their lives and home. And so it began - a chain of events that brought America's greatest attorney, Clarence Darrow, into the fray and transformed Sweet into a controversial symbol of equality. [Fiction]

Output: Arc of Justice


Input: [1] Bragg, Rick [2] Rick Bragg writes about his grandfather Charlie Bundrum, a man who died before Bragg was born but left an indelible imprint on the people who loved him. Drawing on their memories, Bragg reconstructs the life of an unlettered roofer who kept food on his family’s table through the worst of the Great Depression; a moonshiner who drank exactly one pint for every gallon he sold; an unregenerate brawler, who could sit for hours with a baby in the crook of his arm. [Fiction]

Output: Ava's Man


Input: [1] Brown, Daniel [2] Daniel James Brown's robust book tells the story of the University of Washington's 1936 eight-oar crew and their epic quest for an Olympic gold medal, a team that transformed the sport and grabbed the attention of millions of Americans. The sons of loggers, shipyard workers, and farmers, the boys defeated elite rivals first from eastern and British universities and finally the German crew rowing for Adolf Hitler in the Olympic games in Berlin, 1936. The emotional heart of the story lies with one rower, Joe Rantz, a teenager without family or prospects, who rows not for glory, but to regain his shattered self-regard and to find a place he can call home. The crew is assembled by an enigmatic coach and mentored by a visionary, eccentric British boat builder, but it is their trust in each other that makes them a victorious team. They remind the country of what can be done when everyone quite literally pulls together--a perfect melding of commitment, determination, and optimism. [Fiction]

Output: The Boys in the Boat


Input: [1] Chen, Da [2] A Chinese American lawyer shares his memories of growing up in rural China during Mao's Cultural Revolution, describing how he struggled to overcome persecution and adversity to achieve an education, both in China and the United States. Colors of the Mountain is a classic story of triumph over adversity, a memoir of a boyhood full of spunk, mischief, and love. [Fiction]

Output: Colors of the Mountain


Input: [1] Didion, Joan [2] Several days before Christmas 2003, John Gregory Dunne and Joan Didion saw their only daughter, Quintana, fall ill with what seemed at first flu, then pneumonia, then complete septic shock. She was put into an induced coma and placed on life support. Days later - the night before New Year's Eve - the Dunnes were just sitting down to dinner after visiting the hospital when John Gregory Dunne suffered a massive and fatal coronary. In a second, this close, symbiotic partnership of forty years was over. Four weeks later, their daughter pulled through. Two months after that, arriving at LAX, she collapsed and underwent six hours of brain surgery at UCLA Medical Center to relieve a massive hematoma. This book is Didion's attempt to make sense of the "weeks and then months that cut loose any fixed idea I ever had about death, about illness ... about marriage and children and memory ... about the shallowness of sanity, about life itself." [Fiction]

Output: The Year of Magical Thinking


Input: [1] Fuller, Alexandra [2] Pining for Africa, Fuller's parents departed England in the early '70s while she was still a toddler. They knew well that their life as white farmers living in Zimbabwe (Rhodesia at the time) would be anything but glamorous...This was no ordinary childhood, and it makes a riveting story thanks to an extraordinary telling. [Fiction]

Output: Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight


Input: [1] Gilbert, Elizabeth [2] Elizabeth Gilbert tells how she made the difficult choice to leave behind all the trappings of modern American success (marriage, house in the country, career) and find, instead, what she truly wanted from life. Setting out for a year to study three different aspects of her nature amid three different cultures, Gilbert explored the art of pleasure in Italy and the art of devotion in India, and then a balance between the two on the Indonesian island of Bali. [Fiction]

Output: Eat, Pray, Love


Input: [1] Hillenbrand, Laura [2] On a May afternoon in 1943, an Army Air Forces bomber crashed into the Pacific Ocean and disappeared, leaving only a spray of debris and a slick of oil, gasoline, and blood. Then, on the ocean surface, a face appeared--Lt. Louis Zamperini. Captured by the Japanese and driven to the limits of endurance, Zamperini would answer desperation with ingenuity; suffering with hope, resolve, and humor. [Fiction]

Output: Unbroken


Input: [1] Pandl, Julie [2] Part coming-of-age story à la The Tender Bar, part win- dow into the mysteries of the restaurant business à la Kitchen Confidential, Julie Pandl provides tender wisdom about the bonds between fathers and daughters and about the simple pleasures that lie in the daily ritual of breaking bread. [Fiction]

Output: Memoir of a Sunday Brunch


Input: [1] Scheeres, Julia [2] For Julia Scheeres and her adopted brother David, "Jesus Land" stretched from their parents' fundamentalist home, past the hostilities of high school, and deep into a Christian reform school in the Dominican Republic. For these two teenagers - brother and sister, black and white - the 1980's were a trial by fire. [Fiction]

Output: Jesus Land: a Memoir


Input: [Date] Aug 2, 2012 [Comment] Great stuff. Sensi is a perfect beauty and I could watch her all day. I loved how she looked when her arms were bound and Isis was whipping her, and when her pretty little ass was pointed up during the strapon scene. She may have since declined any more electricity work but Kink should use her wherever she's willing. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Aug 1, 2012 [Comment] Outstanding from start to finish. Everyone did a great job, the girls clearly enjoyed themselves. I really like Bobbi's hairy bush and was glad to see it get a licking, even though Penny didn't get a turn :-( I really enjoy when there are two subs tied together, each having to wait for their turn for pleasure but still plugged in. I especially like Penny's glasses, milky skin and big natural tits. This scene is exactly what I want. [Site]

Output: Electro Sluts

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Input: [Date] Aug 1, 2012 [Comment] Heavy ink usually puts me off but Krysta has a great body and took the pain like a champ. I like how disciplined she was, not having to be reminded to say thank you. I strongly dislike face slapping but thankfully it was over quickly. I definitely want to see more of Krysta. [Site]

Output: Electro Sluts

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Input: [Date] Aug 1, 2012 [Comment] Calico is gorgeous and did very well for a new girl. It's always good to see a girl squirt. The only thing I didn't like was how short this was. I saw the "to be continued" and understand the desire to roll out new footage gradually but 20 minutes of action doesn't meet my needs. The content is still high quality though. [Site]

Output: Electro Sluts

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Input: [Date] Aug 1, 2012 [Comment] It's Annabelle, of course it's great! The anal hook was especially pretty, and all the action was intense. This paired my favorite dom and sub on the site so I'm very happy. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Jul 29, 2012 [Comment] Wish Aiden had eventually gotten naked and shown her phenomenal body more, but the action is all top notch. Nice balance between pain and pleasure, and I didn't mind the absence of the cattle prod. Using a bed for bound strapon sex is something I hope to see lots more of as well as the apparatus Phoenix was bound to in the beginning, which displayed her body beautifully. I would have liked the sticky pads on her hot round ass turned up high enough to make it quiver, that's such a nice visual. Overall great scene. Thanks ladies! [Site]

Output: Electro Sluts

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Input: [Date] Jul 29, 2012 [Comment] Princess Donna is the best sub, Delilah did a wonderful job, the fucking machine was great, the audience added to the show, this exceeded my wildest expectations. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Jul 25, 2012 [Comment] Outstanding. Princess Donna can work a strapon as well as anyone I've ever seen. Cecilia oozes sexuality and made a great sub. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Jul 25, 2012 [Comment] I love watching fucking machines and sybians, and both were used VERY well here. Both women clearly enjoyed it all and were a pleasure to watch. The mouth-based strapon was a nice way to finish. Everything about this is great and I certainly want to see Christina again. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Jul 23, 2012 [Comment] I appreciated the plot and the whole setup was pretty well done. What I didn't enjoy was seeing twelve fingers in Kylie's ass. Being shown that a woman is so stretched out is never attractive to me. The big strapons and even the fisting was fine. The various bondage scenarios were all good, but I wanted the girls to get naked much sooner. Worst by far was one of the cameramen repeatedly stepping into the shot which hurt the atmosphere terribly. Some good elements but overall not one of the better scenes I've watched. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Jul 23, 2012 [Comment] Absolutely outstanding! Sinn is one of the sexiest women on earth and her style really did it for me. Beretta did a wonderful job and looked so hot. The licking was so sensual and the balance between the strapon and wand at the end was perfect. I've never seen more chemistry here. I can't praise this scene enough. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Jul 22, 2012 [Comment] Naidyne is a great natural beauty and I admire how well she did on her first time. I agree that she doesn't need nearly so much makeup. What I didn't like was how this was basically divided with the first half being almost all pain and the second half mostly pleasure. I started feeling sorry for this girl taking so much punishment and getting nothing for it. I prefer a steady mix that keeps me and the sub guessing. Overall I still enjoyed it. [Site]

Output: Electro Sluts

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Input: [Date] Jul 22, 2012 [Comment] Katie looks wonderful, and Bobbi got such a wonderful rhythm going with the strapon. I'm a big fan of the angle the table provides vs the usual doggie position, especially with Katie's legs pointed skyward. The way Katie's ass jiggled from the electrodes was a joy to watch. The tickling was interesting but having laughter rather than zapping as an audio cue might take getting used to. This definitely left me wanting more. I'm not liking the interview being almost as long as the scene itself, but this is quality viewing. [Site]

Output: Electro Sluts

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Input: [Date] Jul 22, 2012 [Comment] Charlie is a natural submissive and a flawless beauty. I enjoyed all of this, especially the innovative electric shoes. [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Date] Jul 22, 2012 [Comment] I loved the setup with the girls being brought in for selection and purchase. Vai has a great threshold for punishment and looked to truly enjoy everything. The table with stocks is a great form of restraint and really showcased Vai's gorgeous body. Glad the golden shower wasn't shown and don't want to see that here. Great work from all! [Site]

Output: Wired Pussy

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Input: [Meaning] To respect or obey a decision, a law or a rule [Example] If you want to keep your job here, you must abide by our rules. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: abide by

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Input: [Meaning] To explain, give a reason [Example] I hope you can account for the time you were out! [Phrasal Verb]

Output: account for

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Input: [Meaning] To make sense, seem reasonable [Example] The facts in the case just don’t add up. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: add up

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Input: [Meaning] To recommend not doing something [Example] I advise against walking alone in this neighborhood. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: advise against

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Input: [Meaning] To have the same opinion as someone else. [Example] I agree with you. I think you should go as well. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: agree with

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Input: [Meaning] To take into consideration [Example] We need to allow for unexpected charges along the way. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: allow for

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Input: [Meaning] To plead or make a request To be attractive or interesting [Example] He appealed to the court to change its decision. A vacation of sunbathing doesn’t appeal to me. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: appeal to

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Input: [Meaning] To make a formal request for something (job, permit, loan etc.) [Example] He applied for a scholarship for next semester. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: apply for

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Input: [Meaning] To move backwards, in fear or dislike [Example] When he saw the bear, he backed away in fright. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: back away

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Input: [Meaning] To withdraw, concede defeat [Example] Local authorities backed down on their threats to build on that part of the beach. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: back down

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Input: [Meaning] To give support or encouragement To make a copy of (file, program, etc.) [Example] I’m going to be very strict with him. I hope you’ll back me up on this? You should back up all your computer files in a secure location. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: back up

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Input: [Meaning] To base your hopes on something / someone [Example] I’m banking on you to help with the charity event. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: bank on

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Input: [Meaning] To faint, lose consciousness [Example] Jenna fell in the parking lot and blacked out. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: black out

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Input: [Meaning] To separate using a barrier. [Example] The police blocked off the street after the explosion. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: block off

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Input: [Meaning] To explode To get angry [Example] Tommy blew up the red balloon. Don’t blow up at me. It’s not my fault. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: blow up

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Input: [Meaning] To be summarized as [Example] It all boils down to who has more power. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: boil down to

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Input: [Meaning] To start a computer by loading an operating system or program [Example] You need to boot up your computer before you begin to work. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: boot up

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Input: [Meaning] To separate from a crowd [Example] One of the wolves broke away from his pack. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: break away

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Input: [Meaning] To go out of order, cease to function To lose control of one’s emotions [Example] The washing machine broke down so we had to call in the repair technician. John broke down when he heard the news. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: break down

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Input: [Meaning] To enter by force [Example] Burglars broke into my car last night. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: break into

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Input: [Meaning] To start suddenly [Example] Rioting broke out after the government raised the fuel prices again. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: break out

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Input: [Meaning] To escape from a place by force [Example] Several prisoners broke out of jail. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: break out of

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Input: [Meaning] To come to an end (marriage, relationship) [Example] She broke up with Daniel after dating him for five years. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: break up

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Input: [Meaning] To raise (a child) [Example] Sara is bringing up her children by herself. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: bring up

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Input: [Meaning] To improve, refresh one’s knowledge of something [Example] I must brush up on my French before going to Paris next month. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: brush up on

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Input: [Meaning] To meet by chance or unexpectedly [Example] I bumped into Adam at the bank. He says “hello”. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: bump into

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Input: [Meaning] stop (something) working become exhausted from over-working [Example] The light bulb burnt out. Please change it. She needs to work fewer hours. Otherwise she will burn out. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: burn out

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Input: [Meaning] To return a phone call [Example] Could please call back in ten minutes? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: call back

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Input: [Meaning] To cancel [Example] The game was called off because of bad weather. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: call off

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Input: [Meaning] To become more relaxed, less angry or upset [Example] It took Kylie several hours to calm down after she saw the accident. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: calm down

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Input: [Meaning] To continue [Example] The soldiers carried on walking in order to get to their post before dark. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: carry on

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Input: [Meaning] To do something as specified (a plan, an order, a threat) To perform or conduct (test, experiment) [Example] His orders were carried out to the letter. That company does not carry out tests on animals. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: carry out

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Input: [Meaning] To register at a hotel or airport [Example] They said I must check in at least three hours before my flight. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: check in

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Input: [Meaning] To pay one’s bill and leave (a hotel) To investigate [Example] Donna checked out of the hotel this morning. I don’t know if this price is correct. I’ll check it out online. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: check out

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Input: [Meaning] To refuse to speak [Example] When the police started asking questions, the suspect clammed up. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: clam up

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Input: [Meaning] To act strictly to prevent something [Example] The local authorities have decided to clamp down on illegal parking in handicapped parking places. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: clamp down on

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Input: [Meaning] To find by chance To appear, seem, make an impression [Example] I was cleaning up and came across some old photos of you. The politician came across as a complete fool during the TV interview. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: come across

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Input: [Meaning] To present oneself [Example] Has the owner of the winning lotto ticket come forward? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: come forward

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Input: [Meaning] To rely or depend on (for help) [Example] You can count on me to keep your secret. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: count on

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Input: [Meaning] To reduce in number or size [Example] I’ve decided to cut down on the amount of sweets I eat. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: cut down on

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Input: [Meaning] To remove using scissors To stop doing something [Example] She cut out a coupon from the newspaper. You need to cut out all red meat from your diet. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: cut out

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Input: [Meaning] To handle, take care of (problem, situation) [Example] Catherine is not good at dealing with stress. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: deal with

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Input: [Meaning] To calm down, become less strong [Example] After the storm died down, we went outside to see the damage it had caused. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: die down

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Input: [Meaning] To manage without [Example] She didn’t get a salary this month, so she’ll have to do without extra treats. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: do without

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Input: [Meaning] To last longer than expected [Example] The suspect’s trial dragged on longer than we had expected! [Phrasal Verb]

Output: drag on

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Input: [Meaning] To write (contract, agreement, document) [Example] They drew up a contract and had me sign it. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: draw up

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Input: [Meaning] wear elegant clothes [Example] Their wedding gave us a chance to dress up and get out of the house. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: dress up

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Input: [Meaning] To visit, usually on the way somewhere [Example] Why don’t you drop in to see us on your way home? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: drop in

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Input: [Meaning] To deliver someone or something To fall asleep [Example] I’ll drop off the papers later today. I often drop off in front of the TV. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: drop off

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Input: [Meaning] To leave school without finishing [Example] Zack dropped out of college and joined the army. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: drop out

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Input: [Meaning] To reduce, become less severe or slow down (pain, traffic, work) [Example] Traffic usually eases off about 7pm [Phrasal Verb]

Output: ease off

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Input: [Meaning] To finish in a certain way; result in [Example] Her marriage ended in divorce. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: end in

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Input: [Meaning] To finally reach a state, place or action [Example] If you don’t improve your work habits, you’ll end up being fired. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: end up

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Input: [Meaning] To fail; doesn’t happen [Example] His plans to trek through South America fell through when he got sick. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: fall through

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Input: [Meaning] To understand, find the answer [Example] He’s trying to figure out how to earn enough money to go on the trip to Spain. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: figure out

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Input: [Meaning] To complete (a form/an application) [Example] Please fill out the enclosed form and return it as soon as possible. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: fill out

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Input: [Meaning] To discover or obtain information [Example] I’m going to to find out who’s responsible for the power cut. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: find out

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Input: [Meaning] To concentrate on something [Example] Tom had difficultty focusing on work the day before his holiday started. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: focus on

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Input: [Meaning] To be on good terms; work well with [Example] It’s important to get along with your team supervisor. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get along (with)

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Input: [Meaning] To imply [Example] What are you getting at? Do you think I’m to blame? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get at

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Input: [Meaning] To escape [Example] I think we should get away for the weekend. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get away

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Input: [Meaning] To manage to cope or to survive [Example] Students without jobs have a hard time getting by. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get by

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Input: [Meaning] To enter [Example] When did you get in last night? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get in

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Input: [Meaning] To enter [Example] How did you get into your car without the keys? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get into (+noun)

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Input: [Meaning] To leave (bus, train, plane) To remove [Example] You should get off the train in Kings Heath. I can’t get the ink stain off my shirt. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get off

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Input: [Meaning] To board (bus, train, plane) [Example] I’m trying to get on the flight to Brussels. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get on

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Input: [Meaning] To continue to do; make progress [Example] After they split up, she had a hard time getting on with her life. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get on with (something)

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Input: [Meaning] To have a good relationship with [Example] He doesnt get on very well with the other members of the committee. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get on (well) with (somebody)

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Input: [Meaning] To leave [Example] He had a hard time getting out of Newark because of the snow? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get out

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Input: [Meaning] To avoid doing something [Example] Edna’s trying to get out of working the night shift. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get out of

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Input: [Meaning] To recover from (illness, disappointment) [Example] Has she gotten over the flu? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get over

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Input: [Meaning] To recover from (illness, disappointment) [Example] Mary had the chickenpox last week but she got over it. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get over

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Input: [Meaning] To eliminate [Example] Please get rid of that old t-shirt. It’s so ragged. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get rid of

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Input: [Meaning] To meet each other [Example] Let’s get together for your birthday on Saturday. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get together

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Input: [Meaning] To rise, leave bed [Example] Will you please get up? You’ve got a class in 20 minutes. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: get up

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Input: [Meaning] To cease opposition; yield To To hand in; submit [Example] We will never give in to the terrorists’ demands. I’ll give in my paper tomorrow. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: give in

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Input: [Meaning] To stop doing something [Example] Morris gave up drinking 10 years ago. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: give up

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Input: [Meaning] To experience [Example] Andy went through a lot of pain after his mother died. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: go through

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Input: [Meaning] To spend one’s childhood; develop; become an adult [Example] He’s like Peter Pan. He never really grew up at all. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: grow up

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Input: [Meaning] To submit (report, homework) [Example] Please hand in your papers before Friday. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: hand in

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Input: [Meaning] To distribute [Example] Susan volunteered at the shelter where she handed out warm clothes. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: hand out

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Input: [Meaning] To spend time in a particular place or with a group of friends [Example] Which pub does the team hang out at after the game? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: hang out

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Input: [Meaning] To end a phone conversation [Example] If you hang up now, I’ll never speak to you again. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: hang up

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Input: [Meaning] To wait To grip tightly [Example] Please hold on and a representative will answer your call. She was so scared on the rollercoaster ride that she held on for dear life. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: hold on

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Input: [Meaning] To be quick, act speedily [Example] Hurry up and finish your lunch or we’ll miss the train. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: hurry up

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Input: [Meaning] To resolve by discussion, eliminate differences [Example] The two countries met at the conference to iron out their differences. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: iron out

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Input: [Meaning] To participate [Example] Yes David, you can join in the discussion any time you like. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: join in

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Input: [Meaning] To engage in, become a member of To meet and unite with [Example] There was a war on, so some kids were only sixteen when they joined up. Let’s separate now and join up later at the restaurant. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: join up

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Input: [Meaning] To continue doing something [Example] If you keep on making that noise I will get annoyed. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: keep on

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Input: [Meaning] To stay at the same level as someone or something [Example] I read the paper every day to keep up with the news. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: keep up with

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Input: [Meaning] To begin, start [Example] The rugby match kicked off at 3 o’clock. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: kick off

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Input: [Meaning] To omit, not mention [Example] Please check your form again and make sure nothing is left out. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: leave out

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Input: [Meaning] To disappoint [Example] I feel so let down because they promised me a puppy but all I got was a doll. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: let down

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Input: [Meaning] To take care of [Example] Andy can you look after your sister until I get back? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: look after

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Input: [Meaning] To consider as inferior [Example] She’s such a snob. She always looks down on anyone who is poor. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: look down on

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Input: [Meaning] To be a spectator at an event [Example] If you don’t want to take part in the game you can look on for now. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: look on

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Input: [Meaning] To try to find something [Example] Harry went to the shop to look for a new computer. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: look for

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Input: [Meaning] To await or anticipate with pleasure [Example] I’m looking forward to my birthday. It’s in two days time. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: look forward to

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Input: [Meaning] To admire [Example] I always looked up to my father. He was a great man. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: look up to

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Input: [Meaning] To laugh at/ make jokes about [Example] It’s not nice to make fun of people in wheelchairs. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: make fun of

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Input: [Meaning] To invent (excuse, story) [Example] That’s a good excuse. Did you make up it up yourself? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: make up

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Input: [Meaning] To mistake one thing or person for another [Example] She had so many cats that she kept mixing up their names. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: mix up

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Input: [Meaning] To arrive in a new home or office [Example] Did you hear? Our new neighbors are moving in this afternoon. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: move in

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Input: [Meaning] To leave your home/office for another one. [Example] When are you moving out? We need your office for the new guy. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: move out

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Input: [Meaning] To fall asleep [Example] You were so tired after the game that you nodded off on the couch. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: nod off

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Input: [Meaning] To admit or confess something [Example] Come on. Own up. We know you did it! [Phrasal Verb]

Output: own up

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Input: [Meaning] To die [Example] Your grandfather passed away peacefully in his sleep last night. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: pass away

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Input: [Meaning] To faint [Example] He didn’t drink enough water so he passed out at the end of the race. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: pass out

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Input: [Meaning] To reimburse [Example] I’ll pay you back as soon as I get the loan. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: pay back

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Input: [Meaning] To postpone, arrange a later date [Example] Don’t put off until tomorrow, what you can do today. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: put off

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Input: [Meaning] To turn on, switch on [Example] It’s very dark in here. Please put on the light on. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: put on

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Input: [Meaning] To extinguish [Example] The fire fighters were able to put out fire in ten minutes. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: put out

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Input: [Meaning] To accommodate, give somebody a bed [Example] I can put you up until the weekend but then I’m going away. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: put up

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Input: [Meaning] To collect somebody [Example] I’ll pick you up at around 7:00 to take you to the airport. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: pick up

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Input: [Meaning] To indicate/direct attention to something [Example] As I already pointed out, there was a mistake in your calculation. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: point out

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Input: [Meaning] To count on, depend on, trust [Example] You can rely on me. I always arrive on time. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: rely on

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Input: [Meaning] To eliminate [Example] Since he had a sound alibi, the police ruled him out as a suspect. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: rule out

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Input: [Meaning] To escape from a place or suddenly leave [Example] He ran away from home and joined the circus. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: run away

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Input: [Meaning] To meet by accident or unexpectedly (also: bump into) [Example] I’m so glad I ran into you. I need to ask you something. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: run into

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Input: [Meaning] To have no more of something. [Example] We’ve run out of milk. I’ll just pop next door to borrow some. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: run out of

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Input: [Meaning] To start a journey; [Example] Let’s set off early to miss the rush hour traffic. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: set off

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Input: [Meaning] To start a business [Example] They set up their own company when they were still in high school. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: set up

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Input: [Meaning] To compare prices [Example] Don’t buy that. Let’s shop around and see if we can find something cheaper. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: shop around

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Input: [Meaning] To brag or want to be admired [Example] He’s such a show off. He has to tell everybody about his new computer. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: show off

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Input: [Meaning] To appear/arrive [Example] I don’t think she’ll show up tonight. Her daughter is sick. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: show up

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Input: [Meaning] To be silent, stop talking [Example] Shut up, you’re spoiling the movie! [Phrasal Verb]

Output: shut up (impolite)

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Input: [Meaning] To take a seat [Example] I think you should sit down. It’s bad news. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: sit down

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Input: [Meaning] To rise from a sitting position [Example] The whole stadium stood up for the national anthem. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: stand up

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Input: [Meaning] To defend [Example] My big brother always stuck up for me when I got into a fight. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: stick up for

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Input: [Meaning] To resemble, in appearance or character [Example] Angie really takes after her grandmother. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: take after

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Input: [Meaning] To look after [Example] Please take care of my cat when I’m away. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: take care of

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Input: [Meaning] To leave the ground [Example] The plane will take off as soon as the fog lifts. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: take off

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Input: [Meaning] To hire or engage staff [Example] I hear they’re taking on extra staff for this event. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: take on

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Input: [Meaning] To remove; extract [Example] Please take out your mobile phones and turn them off. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: take out

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Input: [Meaning] To reprimand/criticize severely [Example] The coach told her off for not trying hard enough. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: tell off

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Input: [Meaning] To consider [Example] Take your time and think it over before you decide. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: think over

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Input: [Meaning] To wear something to see if it suits or fits [Example] Go ahead, try it on and see if it fits? [Phrasal Verb]

Output: try on

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Input: [Meaning] To refuse [Example] I asked her out but she turned me down flat. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: turn down

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Input: [Meaning] To finish a product (so that there’s none left) [Example] Your parents used up all the coffee! [Phrasal Verb]

Output: use up

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Input: [Meaning] To be careful [Example] Watch out! There’s a dog in the road. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: watch out

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Input: [Meaning] To become unusable To become very tired [Example] Julie wore out her shoes running the marathons. Julie was worn out after all that running. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: wear out

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Input: [Meaning] To do physical exercise To find a solution or calculate something [Example] You should work out twice a week at the gym. Can you work this out? I’m no good at math. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: work out

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Input: [Meaning] To clean (board, table). [Example] I’ll wash up if you wipe off the table. [Phrasal Verb]

Output: wipe off

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Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A current of air or water running back, or in a direction contrary to the main current [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: eddy


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] The act of entering [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: entry


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] Permission to enter [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: entry


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A doorway that provides a means of entering a building [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: entry


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A small room immediately inside the front door of a house or other building [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: entry


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] An article in a dictionary or encyclopedia [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: entry


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A record made in a log, diary, or similar book [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: entry


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] Resentful desire of something possessed by another or others [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: envy


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] Feel envy of [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: envy


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Easily annoyed, irritable [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: testy


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Marked by impatience or ill humor [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: testy


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Holding one's self-interest as the standard for decision-making [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: selfish


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Regard for oneself above the well-being of others [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: selfish


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Having to do with people and government office as opposed to the military or religion [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: civil


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Behaving in a reasonable or polite manner [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: civil


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A short verse or tune [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: ditty


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Very excited or happy [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: giddy


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Foolish, showing a lack of good sense and wisdom [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: silly


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Irresponsible, showing irresponsible behaviors [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: silly


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Playful, giggly [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: silly


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Simple, not intelligent [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: silly


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Furiously angry [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: livid


Input: [Part of Speech] Adjective [Definition] Having a dark, bluish appearance [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: livid


Input: [Part of Speech] Verb [Definition] To restrict; not to allow to go beyond a certain bound [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: limit


Input: [Part of Speech] Noun [Definition] A restriction; a bound beyond which one may not go [Audio Available?] Yes [Word *]

Output: limit


Input: [singular] brȏd [plural] bròdovi [0]

Output: nominative


Input: [singular] brȍda [plural] bròdōvā [0]

Output: genitive


Input: [singular] brȍdu [plural] bròdovima [0]

Output: dative


Input: [singular] brȏd [plural] bròdove [0]

Output: accusative


Input: [singular] brȍde [plural] bròdovi [0]

Output: vocative


Input: [singular] bròdu [plural] bròdovima [0]

Output: locative


Input: [singular] brȍdom [plural] bròdovima [0]

Output: instrumental


Input: [Date] 1 week 3 days ago [Title] Niles was trying to move to [Body]

Output: Niles was trying to move to the Wolverine so if they could get both Benton Harbor and Niles to make the move than that'd be ideal for both school.


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 3 days ago [Title] I'm a 90's kid but MASH is [Body]

Output: I'm a 90's kid but MASH is still by far my favorite TV Show when I was growing up. Another great one was the West Wing.


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 3 days ago [Title] Those were shows I watch when [Body]

Output: Those were shows I watch when I was a little older but still a "kid"


Input: [Date] 12 weeks 2 days ago [Title] This is a great movie, while [Body]

Output: This is a great movie, while the actual physical abuse is not good the tough love and tough teaching pushed the drummer to be exceptional and that is only way truly great talents can be made. Being coddled will do no one good.


Input: [Date] 12 weeks 2 days ago [Title] It's so sad when players like [Body]

Output: It's so sad when players like Simon are "mad" because a coach made him work hard at practice or called him a "pussy". Football is a mans sport and if hard work and a coach yelling at you is too much than that is pathetic and you don't deserve to play the game. Grow up and be a damn man. People in our country are truly becoming soft skinned and weaker as the years go by. What's this guy going to do when a boss yells at him for messing something up in the "real" world? Cry and put on a 6 hours bitchfit on Twitter? If I was an employer and heard of this so called man attacking his coach like he has I would never hire him. If you have a problem you sit down face to face with that person and work it out, you don't act like a child and cry to the public on Twitter. Football is not a game for the weak minded people and Simon has proven to be one of those people.


Input: [Date] 13 weeks 1 hour ago [Title] The only dog I've had was a [Body]

Output: The only dog I've had was a Golden Retriever that we had gotten when I was a 2 year old. That dog was the most energetic and loving dog and took care of me as a kid whenever I was sick or hurt she was right by my side. As a little kid that dog wore me out faster than I could her. In my opinion if you have a kid, even if you don't, a GR is a great dog to have. My beautiful dog lived to be 16 years old and the bond me and her built was so strong I don't think I had ever cried as much when we had to put her down.


Input: [Date] 13 weeks 6 hours ago [Title] I understand people aren't a [Body]

Output: I understand people aren't a big fan of all the bowl games but two things. 1. You don't have to watch all 42 games so why complain about it?? And 2. Football at the college level is fun to watch for many people so the more game the better. I for one, which is just my opinion, would much rather watch two 6-6 teams face off in a bowl game where many kids are playing the last game they will ever play than watching NFL games. Not to mention there are rarely games on Sunday anyways so you won't miss out on any NFL games and still be able to watch most of the college bowl games.


Input: [Date] 13 weeks 6 days ago [Title] Did this man just grow a pair [Body]

Output: Did this man just grow a pair and call out the SEC????? Good for Delany.


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 12 hours ago [Title] Yea I've been wondering the [Body]

Output: Yea I've been wondering the same. I thought I saw end of April but that doesn't seem likely now since no one is talking about a commitment coming from his soon. Does anyone know when the late signing period is? Has that already happened?


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 1 day ago [Title] Avalanche the last one? [Body]

Output: Avalanche the last one?


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 5 days ago [Title] I hope people realize that [Body]

Output: I hope people realize that coaches and AD's have a say in any team worn apparel that the companies make for them. It's not like Nike has 100% rights to make whatever the hell they want to. Dantonio and/or the AD gave approval to this design. Same goes for Michigan and Adidas.


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 6 days ago [Title] For all the Bulls fans on [Body]

Output: For all the Bulls fans on here, 1. Do you think Thibs either leaves or gets let go and if so 2. Who do you want them/who do you think they will get to replace him? Sadly I think this'll be the last year he's in Chicago. It seems like him and the FO butt heads too much. What's all of your opinions?


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 6 days ago [Title] How big is Wagner supposed to [Body]

Output: How big is Wagner supposed to be?


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 9 hours ago [Title] When does he need to make a [Body]

Output: When does he need to make a decision by?


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Yes because that is a [Body]

Output: Yes because that is a precursor to being a man. Way to make yourself even more of an ass.


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Thats why I said "I believe." [Body]

Output: Thats why I said "I believe." I wasn't sure what kind of engine it was. All I remember was it was fast as hell and could beat everyone in a race easily. But its cool being an ass. Which I'm guessing once you see this you'll just say "Oh, I was just being sarcastic."


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 4 days ago [Title] 2007 Silver Honda Accord 4 [Body]

Output: 2007 Silver Honda Accord 4 door. I believe it had a V8 engine as well. Thing was quick as hell.


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Yea, for a so called [Body]

Output: Yea, for a so called professional writer, making a joke about a 16/17 year old high schooler is extremely unprofessional.


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Yes, about 90% of all [Body]

Output: Yes, about 90% of all "customer service" reps at a huge company are idiots. I'm sorry if anyone is in this line of work but hopefully you are part of that 10% because I'd be willing to be of that 90% the collective IQ is like 20.


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 4 days ago [Title] She's just showing off the [Body]

Output: She's just showing off the same attitude and mindset that ESPN has. "I'm too big and too good and you can't touch me." Well she learned and ESPN needs to learn that isn't the case.


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 5 days ago [Title] The first one as in Pahntom [Body]

Output: The first one as in Pahntom Menace or the actual first movie? The PH is absolutely awful so that's not a good one to base whether you like Star Wars or not. But it's very easy to see why people might not be into the series. It's not a movie for everyone that's for sure.


Input: [Date] 15 weeks 6 days ago [Title] There case was a very unique [Body]

Output: There case was a very unique one though. Both had played only 1 year of football I believe. Still I understand what you were going for, but not similar to many of the guys we have been bringing in as preferred walk-ons


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 5 hours ago [Title] So what's everyone's take on [Body]

Output: So what's everyone's take on this upcoming Avengers movie? I seriously cannot wait for it. The movie is gonna be awesome based off the couple trailers I have seen. Also if you haven't watched the new Terminator trailer that just got released DO NOT WATCH IT. It'll give off a huge part of the movie and for me made it a lot less likely for me to watch the movie in theaters. Just don't watch it if you don't want the movie semi ruined.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 6 hours ago [Title] I thought the series really [Body]

Output: I thought the series really took off with 5. I think 5 saved the franchise.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 10 hours ago [Title] Also the Nolan Batman Trilogy [Body]

Output: Also the Nolan Batman Trilogy is probably up there as well. I mean The Dark Knight has to be one of if not the greatest comic book movie ever made.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 10 hours ago [Title] 1. Marvel 2. Fast and Furious [Body]

Output: 1. Marvel 2. Fast and Furious 5-7 3. Star Wars


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 10 hours ago [Title] I was never a comic book [Body]

Output: I was never a comic book reader so I didn't have any prior knowledge with all of the Marvel movies but for me, they are easily in my top 2 with probably Fast and Furious from the 5th movie on. (Haven't seen number 7 yet sadly).


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Sue the city too for letting [Body]

Output: Sue the city too for letting that guy into their city limits. Hell why stop there, why not sue the entire state for allowing him to live in the state.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Yea I don't think our legal [Body]

Output: Yea I don't think our legal system is built so people can get rich quick off companies by suing them. It's to get justice and that is exactly what he got when the got was sentenced. Now if he sued the guy that shot him and is responsible for his injuries then fine, that's what the legal system is about. But to sue 5 companies just because the guy drank there is truly a get rich quick. Suing the guy that shot you should be more than enough to get your medical bills and other expenses due to the shooting covered.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 4 days ago [Title] What do you expect? It's [Body]

Output: What do you expect? It's MLive and media in general want to make everything bigger than it really is it trying and make even more stories out of everything. Sadly the media all over the place has sold out and become nearly impossible to take serious or not question.


Input: [Uncountable Question] How much sugar is there? [Answer] There's a lot of sugar. [Add a word] bowl [Make it countable] A bowl of sugar. [Countable Question] How many bowls of sugar are there? [Answer_6] There's one bowl of sugar. [Uncountable]

Output: Sugar

Counting Uncountable Nouns - Level C - Teacher Stein


Input: [Uncountable Question] How much jewellery is there? [Answer] There's some jewellery. [Add a word] piece [Make it countable] A piece of jewellery. [Countable Question] How many pieces of jewellery are there? [Answer_6] There are two pieces of jewellery. [Uncountable]

Output: Jewellery

Counting Uncountable Nouns - Level C - Teacher Stein


Input: [Uncountable Question] How much cheese is there? [Answer] There's a lot of cheese. [Add a word] round [Make it countable] A round of cheese. [Countable Question] How many rounds of cheese are there? [Answer_6] There are three rounds of cheese. [Uncountable]

Output: Cheese

Counting Uncountable Nouns - Level C - Teacher Stein


Input: [Uncountable Question] How much wine is there? [Answer] There's some wine. [Add a word] bottle [Make it countable] A bottle of wine. [Countable Question] How many bottles of wine are there? [Answer_6] There's only one bottle of wine. [Uncountable]

Output: Wine

Counting Uncountable Nouns - Level C - Teacher Stein


Input: [Uncountable Question] How much furniture is there? [Answer] There's some furniture. [Add a word] piece [Make it countable] A piece of furniture. [Countable Question] How many pieces of furniture are there? [Answer_6] There are two pieces of furniture. [Uncountable]

Output: Furniture

Counting Uncountable Nouns - Level C - Teacher Stein


Input: [Uncountable Question] How much money is there? [Answer] There's a lot of money. [Add a word] bag [Make it countable] A bag of money. [Countable Question] How many bags of money are there? [Answer_6] There are four bags of money. [Uncountable]

Output: Money

Counting Uncountable Nouns - Level C - Teacher Stein


Input: [POSTED] 07/27/2015 - 2:34am [COMMENTS]

Output: Homogenization is a major contributor to heart disease bc the fat molecules that would not normally pass into the blood stream quickly are broken down and actually damage blood vessels due to the speed of absorption/smaller size, over years this causes cholesterol to adhere to the micro lesions formed by the fat molecules clogging the blood vessel. — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 07/10/2015 - 8:52pm [COMMENTS]

Output: I am curious about how all of these seemingly imminent dangers are in touch with reality. China, with it's incredible population and diversity, does not pasteurize it's milk. All of their dairy is raw. According to these raging statistics, they should be wiped out in swaths by listeria. But they are not - in fact, I have yet to actually see an article about Chinese dairy anywhere. I feel like it's all hype to keep us in the grocery stores, but that is just conjecture. — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 05/06/2015 - 7:53pm [COMMENTS]

Output: My mother contracted undulant fever (brucellosis) from drinking raw milk when she was about 10 years old. She was one of 11 children, and was the only one that got sick. She was sick for almost a year and was left with a heart murmur and overall poor health for the rest of her life. Like most families back in the day, they had a couple of milk cows that were grass fed. Their living conditions were more upscale since her father was a contractor, so I do not believe uncleanliness had anything to do with it. If my mom was still alive, she would say, DO NOT DRINK UNPASTEURIZED MILK! - Anonymous — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 04/21/2015 - 5:09pm [COMMENTS]

Output: I think I will trust God for his cow then the one who are trying to dystroy his work, yes the raw milk beat it all — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 04/18/2015 - 11:35am [COMMENTS]

Output: Bought my first gallon of raw milk today along with raw yogurt. Both taste delicious and I'm excited about introducing them to my family's diet - gradually - and seeing the benefits that non-chemically processed dairy will bring for us. We are awful allergy sufferers and are hopeful that locally grown fruits and veggies, as well as locally produced honey and dairy will alleviate our symptoms. — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 04/06/2015 - 3:17am [COMMENTS]

Output: I live on a dairy farm and so does the rest of my family. I've been drinking raw milk nearly all my life, so have my brothers and my dad. We don't get sick from it. If there is really bad bacteria in the milk, it is because the cow is sick, and no amount of diluting or watering down will stop you from getting sick then. If the cow is sick, the milk is bad, the cow is fine, the milk is fine. Raw milk is also thicker, and does have more proteins than the watered down stuff, I only drink it when we dry off the cows. Its not as good — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 02/25/2015 - 4:40pm [COMMENTS]

Output: I can't believe that in this day and age educated people can be so stupid on the subjects of real whole food. What do they think the settlers lived on. I grew up on a dairy and drank raw milk out of the bulk tank every day of my life. I find it interesting that after we started having government tell how to process food. We now have more people with allergies and such than before. Why cant we use common sense and figure out that it is the chemicals and preservatives in our food chain that are causing so many of our health problems. Think about cancer, It use to be if you smoked you would get it , now everyone has it. I have no more than a highschool education, but common sense and that will go a lot farther than some of the thinking of these people with PHD's. — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 02/19/2015 - 4:10pm [COMMENTS]

Output: I agree — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 01/23/2015 - 11:37am [COMMENTS]

Output: You all realize that the reason pasteurization was started is because of the milking conditions? Of course you're going to get Listeria and who knows what else when the conditions aren't sanitary. Milking conditions are much more controlled and much more sanitary than they were years ago. Pasteurization also kills the good bacteria in milk and homogenization breaks up the fat so you don't have that awesome separation of cream like you do with raw milk. Also, you can get listeria from : -eady-to-eat deli meats and hot -Refrigerated pâtés or meat spreads -Soft cheese made with unpasteurized milk, such as queso fresco, Feta, Brie, Camembert -Refrigerated smoked seafood -Raw sprouts -Vegetables -Fruit So raw milk isn't the only thing you can get listeria from so stating that is the reason why one shouldn't drink it is a bogus reason. — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [POSTED] 01/11/2015 - 5:54pm [COMMENTS]

Output: I think that people need to realize the seriousness of raw milk. Yes you might drink it all of you life and nothing will happen to you, but you can't deny the fact that their have been serious outcomes by drinking raw milk. There are benefits for both, but are the benefits of raw milk really worth losing a child or having your child deal with health problems for the rest of their lives? And as for the FDA and RX companies, have you ever compared the price of raw milk to the price of pasteurized? Raw milk is always more expensive. Did you ever think that its just a passing fad, that farmers are trying to make more money off of. Its not for anyone to decide for you what to drink, but PLEASE make sure you are aware of all the long term effects that there are of raw milk, before you take the life and health of your child into your hands, with one simple decision! — Anonymous

Is Raw Milk More Nutritious than Pasteurized Milk? - Eating Well


Input: [Elements] co + n + duct + ed [Word] conducted [Part of Speech]

Output: Verb

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] de + duct + ion [Word] deduction [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] pro + duct + ive [Word] productive [Part of Speech]

Output: Adjective

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] in + duce + ment [Word] inducement [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] intro + duc + ed [Word] introdued [Part of Speech]

Output: Verb

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] intro + duct + ion [Word] introduction [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] pro + duc + er [Word] producer [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] pro + duct + iv + ity [Word] productivity [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] un + pro + duct + ive [Word] unproductive [Part of Speech]

Output: Adjective

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] mis + co + n + duct [Word] misconduct [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] de + duc + ible [Word] deducible [Part of Speech]

Output: Adjective

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] de + duct + ible [Word] deductible [Part of Speech]

Output: Adjective,Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] intro + duct + ory [Word] introductory [Part of Speech]

Output: Adjective

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] com + duct + or [Word] conductor [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] com + duc + ive [Word] conducive [Part of Speech]

Output: Adjective

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Elements] super + co+ n + duct + or [Word] superconductor [Part of Speech]

Output: Noun

The Set of Bases duce and duct | CK-12 Foundation


Input: [Jason Statham] Jason [Jason the Stat Ham] Jason [0]

Output: Name

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Actor [Jason the Stat Ham] Statistician [0]

Output: Job

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Strong and silent. [Jason the Stat Ham] Smart and hammy. [0]

Output: Type

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Cracking skulls. [Jason the Stat Ham] Crunching numbers. [0]

Output: Loves

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] His own stunts. [Jason the Stat Ham] His own calculations. [0]

Output: Performs

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Kicking ass, taking names. [Jason the Stat Ham] Means, modes. [0]

Output: Main Obsessions

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] 20/20. [Jason the Stat Ham] Needs strong reading glasses after decades of looking at charts and figures. [0]

Output: Eyesight

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Champion diver. [Jason the Stat Ham] Statistician for diving championships. [0]

Output: First Career

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Modeled for French Connection U.K. before acting. [Jason the Stat Ham] Specializes in semi-parametric models, particularly focusing on multiple covariate examples of Cox proportional hazards models. [0]

Output: Modeling Experience

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Cool and Cockney, rarely rising to a yell. [Jason the Stat Ham] Babbling and giggly, rising to a manic howl when doing his go-to impression of Christopher Walken as a census-taker. [0]

Output: Voice

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Guy Ritchie. [Jason the Stat Ham] Some guy named Rich. [0]

Output: Frequent Collaborator

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Can kill with a knife, gun, or any household object. [Jason the Stat Ham] Kills with his bit about a fat statistician who enters a pie-chart-eating contest. [0]

Output: Lethality

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] The martial arts. [Jason the Stat Ham] Oddly enough, martial arts. [0]

Output: Hobbies

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Jason Statham] Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. [Jason the Stat Ham] "Dates!? Who's asking!? Does someone want to go out with me!? Does she like stats!?" [0]

Output: Dates

Jason Statham vs. Jason the Stat Ham -- Vulture


Input: [Singular Noun] Boy [Plural Noun] Boys [Singular Noun_2] Girl [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Girls


Input: [Singular Noun] Pan [Plural Noun] Pans [Singular Noun_2] Pen [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Pens


Input: [Singular Noun] Hand [Plural Noun] Hands [Singular Noun_2] Book [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Books


Input: [Singular Noun] Computer [Plural Noun] Computers [Singular Noun_2] Blog [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Blogs


Input: [Singular Noun] Table [Plural Noun] Tables [Singular Noun_2] Chair [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Chairs


Input: [Singular Noun] Brother [Plural Noun] Brothers [Singular Noun_2] Sister [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Sisters


Input: [Singular Noun] Cat [Plural Noun] Cats [Singular Noun_2] Dog [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Dogs


Input: [Singular Noun] Animal [Plural Noun] Animals [Singular Noun_2] Mind [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Minds


Input: [Singular Noun] Owl [Plural Noun] Owls [Singular Noun_2] Hack [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Hacks


Input: [Singular Noun] Student [Plural Noun] Students [Singular Noun_2] School [Plural Noun_3]

Output: Schools


Input: [Wish] Replacement for unsling script (web version) [Status] to do [Who]

Output: mwester


Input: [Wish] A ipkg script on the flash with an error [Status] to do [Who]

Output: mwester


Input: [Wish] Flash or disk line in motd [Status] to do [Who]

Output: mwester


Input: [Wish] Indication of dhcp or fixed ip after boot [Status] to do [Who]

Output: mwester


Input: [Wish] template installation [Status] to do [Who]

Output: mwester


Input: [Wish] A recomended base disk package [Status] to do [Who]

Output: marceln


Input: [Wish] A web based ipkg [Status] to do [Who]

Output: marceln


Input: [#] 1 [Tense] Past simple [Why is the passive used?] It is not important/we don’t know who called the paramedics [Example]

Output: Paramedics were called to the singer’s Beverly Hills home

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 2 [Tense] Past simple [Why is the passive used?] It’s obvious that doctors at the hospital pronounced him dead [Example]

Output: He was pronounced dead

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 3 [Tense] Past perfect [Why is the passive used?] Actually, it is impossible to put this sentence in an active form. To be due to do something is just a fixed passive expression [Example]

Output: Jackson had been due to perform a series of comeback concerts

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 4 [Tense] Present simple [Why is the passive used?] Obviously, doctors/experts/journalists believe this [Example]

Output: He is believed to have suffered a cardiac arrest

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 5 [Tense] Past simple [Why is the passive used?] We don’t know/it’s unimportant/obvious who flew the plane – and the story is all about Jackson’s body. [Example]

Output: Jackson’s body was flown

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 6 [Tense] Past simple [Why is the passive used?] Obviously, doctors carried out the post mortem [Example]

Output: a post-mortem was carried out

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 7 [Tense] Present perfect [Why is the passive used?] We don’t know/it’s not important/it’s obvious who publish the reports. Doctors or lawyers or something… [Example]

Output: The results have not yet been published.

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 8 [Tense] Past simple [Why is the passive used?] We don’t know – just that people were concerned. Putting the concern at the beginning (as a noun) is better than saying ‘people were concerned’ – the important thing is the concern, not the people. [Example]

Output: Concerns over Michael’s health were raised last month

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 9 [Tense] Past simple [Why is the passive used?] Obviously, they were postponed by Jackson’s managers & promotors [Example]

Output: four of Jackson’s planned comeback concerts were postponed

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [#] 10 [Tense] Past perfect [Why is the passive used?] Again, we know who moved them – it was his managers [Example]

Output: the dates had been moved

19. Passive Verb Forms | Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast


Input: [0] yo [hablar (-ar)] hablé [to talk] I talked [comer (-er)] comí [vivir (-ir)] viví [to live] I lived [to eat]

Output: I ate

Spanish/Lesson 7 - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [0] tú [hablar (-ar)] hablaste [to talk] you talked [comer (-er)] comiste [vivir (-ir)] viviste [to live] you lived [to eat]

Output: you ate

Spanish/Lesson 7 - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [0] Ud./él/ella [hablar (-ar)] habló [to talk] he/she talked [comer (-er)] comió [vivir (-ir)] vivió [to live] he/she lived [to eat]

Output: he/she ate

Spanish/Lesson 7 - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [0] nosotros/as [hablar (-ar)] hablamos [to talk] we talked [comer (-er)] comimos [vivir (-ir)] vivimos [to live] we lived [to eat]

Output: we ate

Spanish/Lesson 7 - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [0] vosotros/as [hablar (-ar)] hablastéis [to talk] you (all) talked [comer (-er)] comistéis [vivir (-ir)] vivistéis [to live] you (all) lived [to eat]

Output: you (all) ate

Spanish/Lesson 7 - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [0] Uds./ellos/as [hablar (-ar)] hablaron [to talk] they talked [comer (-er)] comieron [vivir (-ir)] vivieron [to live] they lived [to eat]

Output: they ate

Spanish/Lesson 7 - Wikibooks, open books for an open world


Input: [Image] 1 [Brief description] Pinkie Pie first meets Twilight Sparkle. [Related to episode]

Output: Friendship is Magic, part 1

Discover the Difference - My Little Pony Friendship is Magic Wiki


Input: [Image] 2 [Brief description] The ponies glow as they discover the Elements of Harmony. [Related to episode]

Output: Friendship is Magic, part 2

Discover the Difference - My Little Pony Friendship is Magic Wiki


Input: [Image] 3 [Brief description] Spike is holding up six Grand Galloping Gala tickets for the ponies. [Related to episode]

Output: The Ticket Master

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Input: [Image] 4 [Brief description] The ponies sit around a table having apple juice. [Related to episode]

Output: Applebuck Season

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Input: [Image] 5 [Brief description] Rainbow Dash and Pinkie are holding hooves. [Related to episode]

Output: Griffon the Brush Off

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Input: [Image] 6 [Brief description] Twilight's horn glows bright as Trixie looks in fright. [Related to episode]

Output: Boast Busters

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Input: [Image] 7 [Brief description] Fluttershy disciplines the red dragon. [Related to episode]

Output: Dragonshy

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Input: [Image] 8 [Brief description] Applejack, Rarity, and Twilight sit on the library floor curling their manes. [Related to episode]

Output: Look Before You Sleep

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Input: [Image] 9 [Brief description] Zecora stands in her cloak in front of poison joke. [Related to episode]

Output: Bridle Gossip

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Input: [Image] 10 [Brief description] Pinkie leads the parasprites into the Everfree Forest. [Related to episode]

Output: Swarm of the Century

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Input: [Image] 11 [Brief description] Twilight overlooks the Cutie Mark Crusader's first meeting. [Related to episode]

Output: Call of the Cutie

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Input: [Image] 12 [Brief description] Applejack and Dash run through autumn leaves. [Related to episode]

Output: Fall Weather Friends

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Input: [Image] 13 [Brief description] Twilight and Pinkie are wearing umbrella headgear. [Related to episode]

Output: Feeling Pinkie Keen

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Input: [Image] 14 [Brief description] Dash is wearing a tiara and being hoisted by her friends. [Related to episode]

Output: Sonic Rainboom

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Input: [Image] 15 [Brief description] The Cutie Mark Crusaders perform their song. [Related to episode]

Output: The Show Stoppers

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Input: [Image] 16 [Brief description] Philomena perches on Celestia's front leg. [Related to episode]

Output: A Bird in the Hoof

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Input: [Image] 17 [Brief description] The six leading ponies hug. [Related to episode]

Output: The Cutie Mark Chronicles

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Input: [Image] 18 [Brief description] Owlowiscious, Twilight, and Spike stand next to a scroll. [Related to episode]

Output: Owl's Well That Ends Well

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Input: [Image] 19 [Brief description] Pinkie sits with her friends around her, wearing party hats. [Related to episode]

Output: Party of One

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Input: [Image] 20 [Brief description] Rainbow Dash, Princess Celestia, Twilight Sparkle, Spike, Applejack, Rarity, and Fluttershy stand around a modest table with a single plate of half-eaten donuts. [Related to episode]

Output: The Best Night Ever

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Input: [Past Simple] Clung [Past Participle] Clung [Base Form]

Output: Cling

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Input: [Past Simple] Dug [Past Participle] Dug [Base Form]

Output: Dig

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Input: [Past Simple] Flung [Past Participle] Flung [Base Form]

Output: Fling

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Input: [Past Simple] Hung/Hanged [Past Participle] Hung/Hanged [Base Form]

Output: Hang

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Input: [Past Simple] Slung [Past Participle] Slung [Base Form]

Output: Sling

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Input: [Past Simple] Slunk [Past Participle] Slunk [Base Form]

Output: Slink

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Input: [Past Simple] Stuck [Past Participle] Stuck [Base Form]

Output: Stick

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Input: [Past Simple] Stung [Past Participle] Stung [Base Form]

Output: Sting

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Input: [Past Simple] Struck [Past Participle] Struck/Stricken [Base Form]

Output: Strike

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Input: [Past Simple] Strung [Past Participle] Strung [Base Form]

Output: String

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Input: [Past Simple] Wrung [Past Participle] Wrung [Base Form]

Output: Wring

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Input: [meaning] without needing any advance notice [example sentence] My Grandma will babysit for anyone at the drop of a hat. [idiom]

Output: at the drop of a hat


Input: [meaning] something that is annoying someone [example sentence] Milan has had a bee in his bonnet all day, but he won't tell me what's wrong. [idiom]

Output: (have a) bee in one's bonnet


Input: [meaning] beyond what is fair or socially acceptable [example sentence] His comment about Manfred's handicap was below the belt. [idiom]

Output: below the belt


Input: [meaning] not fitting anymore [example sentence] I ate too much. I'm bursting at the seams in these jeans. [idiom]

Output: bursting at the seams


Input: [meaning] unprepared [example sentence] My students caught me with my pants down on Monday. I forgot about the field trip. [idiom]

Output: caught with one's pants down


Input: [meaning] have a secret or reserve plan [example sentence] I think Josh has a card up his sleeve cause he wants me to wear a dress to the fast-food restaurant. [idiom]

Output: (have a) card up one's sleeve


Input: [meaning] work extra hard [example sentence] It's almost exam time, so I need to buckle down this weekend. [idiom]

Output: buckle down


Input: [meaning] money that one is tempted to spend [example sentence] Let's go to the mall after school. There's a hundred dollar bill burning a hole in my pocket. [idiom]

Output: burn a hole in one's pocket


Input: [meaning] dress in nice or sexy clothes [example sentence] My cousin was dressed to kill on her birthday. [idiom]

Output: dress to kill, dress to the nines


Input: [meaning] fit perfectly (tight to one's body) [example sentence] Anita's prom dress fits me like a glove. [idiom]

Output: fit like a glove


Input: [meaning] in great detail, extremely carefully [example sentence] The police looked for fingerprints with a fine-tooth comb. [idiom]

Output: fine-tooth comb


Input: [meaning] do by instinct, not by plan [example sentence] I had never taught art to kids before. I had to fly by the seat of my pants. [idiom]

Output: fly by the seat of one's pants


Input: [meaning] treat delicately [example sentence] Please handle my grandmother's tea set with kid gloves. [idiom]

Output: handle with kid gloves


Input: [meaning] used clothing [example sentence] We buy hand-me-down skates because the kids' feet grow so quickly. [idiom]

Output: hand-me-down


Input: [meaning] three goals scored by one person [example sentence] The fans cheered when the hockey player got a hat trick. [idiom]

Output: hat trick


Input: [meaning] in the nude [example sentence] The swimmers in the lake were in their birthday suits. [idiom]

Output: in one's birthday suit


Input: [meaning] try to stay calm [example sentence] I know you're in a hurry, but please keep your shirt on. [idiom]

Output: keep one's shirt on


Input: [meaning] keep something a secret [example sentence] We know we're having a boy, but we're keeping it zipped from the grandparents. [idiom]

Output: keep something zipped


Input: [meaning] said without planning [example sentence] I didn't have a speech prepared. Everything I said was off the cuff. [idiom]

Output: off the cuff


Input: [meaning] try harder [example sentence] Marco will have to pull up his socks if he wants to make the football team. [idiom]

Output: pull up one's socks


Input: [meaning] stop talking [example sentence] Put a sock in it! I'm trying to tell a story. [idiom]

Output: put a sock in it


Input: [meaning] think hard in order to solve a problem [example sentence] I can't remember where the Christmas decorations are. I'll have to put my thinking cap on. [idiom]

Output: put one's thinking cap on


Input: [meaning] imagine what it would be like to be in someone else's situation [example sentence] Put yourself in Amber's shoes. She doesn't even have a car to drive. [idiom]

Output: put oneself in someone else's shoes


Input: [meaning] let someone else do all of the work [example sentence] It was a group project, but everyone rode Andrew's coattails. [idiom]

Output: ride one's coattails


Input: [meaning] get down to hard work [example sentence] The celebrities rolled up their sleeves and washed cars for charity. [idiom]

Output: roll up one's sleeves


Input: [meaning] recognize or honour someone for something [example sentence] I take my hat off to Jim. The doctors said he'd never walk, and he just ran a marathon. [idiom]

Output: take one's hat off to someone


Input: [meaning] display emotions openly [example sentence] My Dad's not afraid to cry. He always wears his heart on his sleeve. [idiom]

Output: wear one's heart on one's sleeve


Input: [meaning] be in charge, make the rules [example sentence] By the looks of things, the kids wear the trousers in this household. [idiom]

Output: wear the trousers


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Output: Divine Bitches

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Output: Ultimate Surrender

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