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Lydia De Vega is the fastest runner in the Philippines. She has won a lot of marathons before. 

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My father runs the biggest oil company in the Philippines so we live a comfortable life.

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Mr. Roxas gave Rico. his eldest child, all his riches. The board also appointed him CEO of the company.

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Salvie made some cookies to give to them.

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Maritess announced to the class that their teacher will be absent. However, she was surprised when their teacher came in.

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The witty investigator asked the man if he saw a thief even though there was no thief at all.

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My mother likes flowers. Of all flowers, she likes roses the most.

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It was about time that the children talk to us about their feelings.

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The fair and lovely maiden took our attention and gave us a wow on her lovely red gown.

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Aida hadn't slept yet. She was not aware that she fell asleep in Mr. Higgins's class.

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