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Hello, is Mr Freeman in?
This is Mr Yasuda.
"A cat?" asked the old man.
This is Mr. Smith.
Mr Wang is from China.
Mr. Smith came.
I would like to see Mr Terry Tate.
Mr. Crouch, what are you doing?
Could you please transfer me to Mr. Smith?
Do you know Mr Gao?
Do you know Mr Qian?
I have to tell my husband.
Mr Smith and I have been acquainted with each other for a long time.
Sir, I would like to deposit my money. How do I do that?
Hello, are you Mr Ogawa?
Mr. Green is a history teacher.
Mr Brown is a doctor.
Mr. Smith is drinking coffee.
What does that gentleman do for a living?
Mr Smith is a good teacher.
Sir, that CD is available only by special order.
I know a guy named Smith.
Mr Smith studied Chinese history.
Sir and Miss, what type of jewellery are you looking to buy?
You should have Mr Green correct your English pronunciation.
Mr Ou has come to Japan to study Japanese.
The man I bumped into yesterday was Mr. Hill.
Sir Harold is a fine English gentleman.
She is our next best pianist after Mr Long.
I'm glad to meet you, too, Mr Ito.
It happened that I met Mr Uno on the street.
I'll visit Mr. Brown tomorrow.
Mr Johnson, president of the club, will soon come.
The man wearing glasses is an old Chinese author.
Mr. Sato asked me many questions about the election.
Before going to France, Mr. Suzuki studied French.
Mr Smith always begins his lectures with a joke.
Sir, you have left your lighter on the table.
Mr. Brown, a friend from Oregon, will visit us tomorrow.
My father has the same car as Mr Kimura's.
Mr Gilmore is so well known as to need no introduction.
Mr. Wang learnt German because he wanted to go to Germany.
This is a collect call from Mr Nakamura in Osaka. Will you accept the charge?
With respect to financial matters, Mr Jones knows more than anyone else in the company.
Correct the mistake and return the file to Mr Luxemburg.
'Mr President, do you know the difference between refugees and immigrants?' – 'No. I don't understand that at all. I am a politician, not a scientist.'
Previously, Mr Johnson also proposed banning the consumption of alcohol on public transport in the capital, which is believed to have reduced the crime rate on trains and buses.
In order to deal with repeat offenders, Mr Johnson is also establishing a "two strikes and you're out" policy - serious breaches of the rules will result in permanent removal of free travel rights.
Monsieur D'Espilly, in the year 1772, calculated the population of France at upwards of 22 millions; namely, 10,562,631 males, and 11,451,726 females; consequently the proportion of females to males was about 14 to 13.
I want to thank my partner in this journey, a man who campaigned from his heart, and spoke for the men and women he grew up with on the streets of Scranton, and rode with on the train home to Delaware, the vice president-elect of the United States, Joe Biden.