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The reason why there is something in the world is because someone has lost their memory.

The grandeur like that of wave following wave in the open sea; there is no doubt that in all this there is something inspiring.

Perhaps there is something in Russian history that lends them to value ritual, solemn declarations, and visible symbols.

This is a wake-up call for all the people in the Princess's Palace. They should clean up even if there is something in the future.

A common misconception is that there is something inherently electrical about a watt or kilowatt.

Tom: Hey, look over there. It seems that there is something interesting going on. Let's go and have a look.

At present, only a minority of people has cars in our country, and it's anything but the right time to practice the restriction even though there is something in it.

Zhu Geliang's indifference to ambition and tranquility is not a hole in the hole. When there is something in one's mind that there are things that can't be done all day, or leave free space for his mind, it is not the real wise man in life.

The very fact of trial proves that there is something in us very precious to our Lord; else He would not spend so much pains and time on us.

Now, if the insulin "key" cannot open up the cell to glucose, there is something interfering with it.