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will let
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1.51 |
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Are the Sox willing to let Mo play it out? |
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be let
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1.05 |
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If they are afraid, let them be so. |
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stop let
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0.99 |
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The truckers are the only ones who stop to let me cross. |
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pause let
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0.92 |
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He paused to let this news sink in. |
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open let
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0.79 |
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The roof opens to let light stream into the room. |
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call let
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0.66 |
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He called to let me know about the announcement. |
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use let
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0.59 |
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All let the campaigns use their star power. |
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better let
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0.53 |
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Better to let the kids play some of everything. |
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opt let
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0.53 |
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Yesterday, he opted to let the bill go by unchallenged. |
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know let
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0.46 |
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And if you figure out what it is, please let me know. |
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can let
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0.33 |
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The snow was banked in humps at the roadside but I pulled in as much as I could to let him pass. |
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part let
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0.33 |
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The crowd parted to let the truck pass. |
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say let
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0.33 |
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Please let me say, Helen, that I have the very greatest affection and respect for you. |
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do let
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0.26 |
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If you do, you let the bombers win. |
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get let
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0.26 |
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He was close to Giacomin, so why not let him get it? |
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go let
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0.26 |
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We cannot let a news cycle go by, not even let several hours go by. |
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set_up let
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0.26 |
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And committees have been set up to let people with AIDS have a say in how they are run. |
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slow let
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0.26 |
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Again the team slowed to let him catch up. |