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One of my many hobbies is putting googly eyes on potatoes and lemons.

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One of my many hobbies is putting googly eyes on potatoes and I also put googly eyes on lemons.

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If you are going to put googly eyes on the lemon, you should put googly eyes on the potato.

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Lemons and potatoes, which have had googly eyes attached to them.

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One of my many hobbies is putting googly eyes on potatoes, yet I also put googly eyes on lemons.

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My dog hears everything.

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Although my favorite dog hears everything in the house.

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My dog's hearing is excellent, but he chooses to ignore me when I yell to call him inside.

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When we call our dog, he barks sometimes.

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It's ironic my dog cannot hear a dog-whistle yet he can hear a bag of potato chips being opened from 100 yards away and the sound of a bath being run from outside the house.

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