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Discover LudwigThe phrase "august when he beat" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "It was an august day when he beat the record."
Alternatives: "majestic when he defeated" or "noble when he triumphed."
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Chisora, twice denied the chance to meet world champion Wladimir Klitschko, has not fought since August, when he beat Sam Sexton to retain his title.
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When he beat Novak here, the same thing as well.
And he is happy that everyone back home was excited when he beat Brodeur.
Jefferson understood this when he beat Adams.
He will get vexed, because the first time he say 'get up' and we as women would be trembling to get up, but now he says 'get up' and you say 'OK, I'll do it later', indeed he will get angry … But he won't beat me because now I know my rights when he beat me, I will take him to the police.
When he beats you on the buttocks, you can't even sit.
He knew when he was beat.
My bunkie was scared when he got beat.
When he refused, Basteshau beat him and tied him up.
When he was not beating up fans, he was attacking hotel service workers and beating up his teammates.
And that's when he just started beating me".
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