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“Follow covid appropriate behaviour and guidelines in your locality”, Delhi police said to the residents.
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The civil defence volunteer said to drivers, “Why are you not stopping the vehicles at the red traffic lights?”
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Mohit said, “Hurrah! I have defeated the stronger opponent in the knockout stage of the world cup.”
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Meenakshi said to Meenu, “Where have you lost the laptop which I brought for you yesterday?”
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The retailer said to the manufacturer, “When do you intend to send the remaining consignment of goods?”
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Her mother said to him, "I cannot allow you to waste your precious time in playing video games”
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"I like having Chinese food in the breakfast and Indian food in the dinner," said Mohan to the flight attendant.
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The professor said to chancellor, “Please allow students to compete in sports activities at national level.”
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The personal assistant said to the protocol assistant, “Take care of security arrangements for honourable minister”
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She thanked me.
