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"The past is not just another country but an entirely different kind of people."

"The decision on whether they close the area entirely is the problem."

The news did not come entirely out of the blue.

The people in the other kind of book, however, were entirely different.

For the first time, I was entirely on my own.

In most cases, you can change these or turn them off entirely.

Women are left to experience the physical process entirely on their own.

Again today, the focus was almost entirely on the young woman.

We need to think of health on entirely different terms.

She is entirely too good to be true, of course.

Why not use an entirely new system at each point?

Then they return home and play the last four weeks entirely within the East.

I should now like to turn to a point of an entirely different order.

What we are talking about today is something entirely different.

He was entirely too happy for having just been turned down.

I'm not entirely certain why she wants to see me.

She could go for days now without feeling anything other than entirely human.

The new home was not entirely done for a long time.

But another woman's relationship to men would have been entirely different.

What he wanted was to be out of the hold entirely.

For the next weeks I gave myself up to him entirely.

In the light of the fire, his hair was almost entirely white.

I turned and looked at her, but she seemed entirely natural.

But at least she is your friend entirely, as I was to see.

She was almost entirely gone, which is what I would be in the same situation.