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She left.
I left.
I would've left.
Mary left.
We lost the game.
Game over.
The game is over.
That game was awesome.
The pain has gone.
I love this game.
The paint is off.
Are you on the committee?
Did you enjoy the game?
Did you enjoy the game?
I left at midnight.
I am proud to be a part of this project.
I met a group of hikers, some of whom were university students.
I sat watching an exciting game on television.
My success is largely due to your help.
I'm afraid we'll lose the game.
The game was called off.
Here's the tricky part.
Let's have a game of tennis.
Every time I join a new game of Warcraft, I am pitted against a new team of adversaries.
I'm in the tennis club.
He belongs to the soccer club.
He belongs to our tennis team.
She went on a journey a few days ago.
I watched a tennis match on TV.
The match had to be called off because of the freezing weather.
She went skiing.
I went hiking.
Tom wanted to be part of that.
Tom won the game.
The game has been postponed.
I drank some of the milk and kept the rest in the refrigerator.
I asked for a seat in the non-smoking section.
Americans spend most of their lives working, being productive.
Some of these apples are bad.
Animals have bodies largely composed of fluid.
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The game became exciting.
That part is frustrating.
The game became exciting.
I'm looking forward to a good match.
Canada borders the northern part of the United States.
Mr Brown belongs to the upper class.
There's more to this than meets the eye.
I was asked to umpire the game.
I no longer wish to be a part of this project.