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He considered for a while: "I knew I wouldn't like it.
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If I haven't cleaned my house for a while, I know I'm either too busy or a bit unhappy, so I make myself do it by putting everything in my bedroom on the bed – it means I can't go to sleep until I've dealt with it.
This will haunt me for a while, I know it.
"Having been around this side for a little while I know what it's like," he added, after collecting his baggage from the carousel.
For a while I hesitated – I knew that if I were to ask my mother, she would be certain to refuse.
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It seemed like a good opportunity to work on a sculpture that I'd been wanting to make for a while, since I knew I wouldn't have to worry about shipping it anywhere.
It was OK for a while because I knew nothing else.
I hadn't done numerical reasoning tests for a while so I knew I needed to practise.
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