Ap English Language Analysis

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When the competitive gymnast won the title of national champion after all of her hard work, she gave her longtime coach a beatific look.
The terrifying behemoth tramped in the direction of the group of tourists as they ran away screaming in horror.
In order to persuade her parents to buy her a car, she washed the dishes, walked to school, and took care of her siblings as blandishment.
In the school, the novice musicians animals caused a cacophonous mishmosh of sounds using a variety of instruments.
He was not opposed to using chicanery, such as using deceiving mind games, in order to get what he wanted.
When the child turned two, the busy mother consigned her child to the care of the caregivers at the local daycare center.
The coup succeeded in overthrowing the oppressive
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When the febrile child’s fever reached 104ºF, he was immediately rushed to the hospital.
Many gainsay the idea that the United States really did land on the moon in 1969, despite the prevalent proof surrounding the matter.
The dark rain clouds and thunder in the distance warned of the imminent rainstorm.
My innate desire to organize and plan is said to be inherited from my mother.
On the last day of winter break, we loathed to think that we would have to return to school the next day.
When a girl passed out from heat and dehydration, it was manifest to the group that it was time to turn around and return home.
Often times it is more important to focus on the big picture ideas, rather than minutiae.
When the labor union went on strike, the company was focused to go on a moratorium until they worked out a compromise with the union or found new workers. Just because a nostrum claims to cure a particular sickness on the bottle does not mean that it will actually work.
After being rejected by the school choir, the pariah went on the found an accapella group that won the state accapella

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