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Animal Farm Nursing Class
Raoul avoided tall buildings and mountain roads because he had a fear of heights.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote "The Yellow Wallpaper"
The teacher's lack of sympathy surprised me.
Chauncey's elderly grandmother raised him for several years.
The class quickly learned the major points of the lesson and quickly forgot them.
The boss informed the employees of their loss of their benefits.
One of the players called an illegal time-out, with five seconds left in the game.
The Curriculum Committee and Board of Trustees approved the new nursing program before the semester was over.During World War II George Orwell, British author, wrote the allegorical novel Animal Farm.
King Francis I of France purchased the Mona Lisa after Leonardo da Vinci died.

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