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“Bye! Have a nice day!”

“Hi, Anna. How are you?”

“How long do you need?”

“How much is this coffee?”

“Can you guess how old our teacher is?”

“Could you hand out these books?”

“Teenagers often hang out in the mall after class.”

“Don't hang up yet, I have one more question.”

“Please hold on. Ben is here.”

“The teacher handed back our test papers at the end of class.”

“Students must hand in their essays by Friday.”

“She will hand over her current projects before going on leave.”

“Hang on, I need to tie my shoelace before we start running.”

“Are you heading out now?”

“The food is on the table, just help yourself.”

“Bad weather held up our flight for three hours.”

“I hail from a small coastal commune in central Vietnam.”

“Senior engineers still harbor doubts about the stability of the revised framework.”

“Holding onto past unfairness will only cause you to harbor resentment against colleagues.”

“Investigators harbored suspicions that the ledger figures had been manually falsified.”

“He hid away in the cabin to write his book.”

“Please don't hold back; tell us what you really think.”

“The sick patient could barely hold down any soup.”

“Let us hold off until we receive client approval.”

“Detectives worked around the clock to hunt down the suspect.”

“The judge will hand down the verdict tomorrow morning.”

“After hours of brainstorming, the team finally hit on a brilliant slogan.”