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I've used only one, so clearly it did not pass muster.
The second car passed muster but with the third there was some trouble.
But for some here, no police dog can pass muster.
A compromise might pass muster, but Congress must move first.
If you passed muster, your name was added to the waiting list.
If a man could no longer pass muster, he was gone.
Still, he passed muster with at least one voter here.
He looked me over very carefully, and to my great relief I passed muster.
However, there are several reasons to doubt this relationship, many of which may not pass muster.
His company was small indeed, because few could be found worthy to pass muster.
Having passed the first test, he knew the second would be more difficult.
Those who pass the test are given a second chance at life.
If she passed the test, he was ready to open his heart and let her in.
Maybe if he passed the test, everything would start going right again.
The students will have to pass a test at the end of the summer to move up.
You have to pass a test to get into the school.
Don't you have to pass a test to even get into university?
Robert should not have to pass a test for Michael!
It didn't matter to him if he passed the test or not.
Again he passed the test and was offered a drive with them in 2005.
The officials said they did not know how many had passed the exam.
He passed the exam and finally had a place to go each morning.
Students move to a higher class if they pass the exams.
About 70 percent of the students pass the final exam.
A large number of students passed the exam not because it was easy.
He was one of the few that passed the third exam.
She was the only one of the family's three children to pass the 11-plus exam.
It was a difficult time, and I think you have passed the exam here.
In some areas, just 1 percent of students passed their exams.
By 1993, he could no longer pass a physical exam.
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