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He used to be thin".
I used to be thin and attractive.
"I used to be thin and beautiful," she said.
"She used to be thin," she said cheerfully.
Daughters-in-law, who bear the brunt of housework in Nepal, used to be thin and ill: These days they are "quite healthy," she said.
When Goddard is having his photograph taken, one kid says: "Bet you love having your photograph taken, don't you, Sir" and Goddard fires back: "Not since I grew these extra chins – I used to be thin and handsome once, but ex-PE teachers tend to widen" and the boy beams.
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The reason that children are currently too fat is, in part, because they used to be too thin.
You used to be so thin!" But although I'm fat, at least I look young for my age.
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