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What a shame. What a shame! CK
Tell the truth and shame the devil. Speak the truth and shame the devil.
Speak the truth and shame the devil. Tell the truth and shame the devil.
Your singing puts many a professional singer to shame. Your singing puts professional singers to shame. papabear
Tom doesn't like to speak in public. Tom doesn't like speaking in public. CK
It is hard to speak in public. It is difficult to speak in public. Balamax
Tom doesn't like speaking in public. Tom doesn't like to speak in public. CK
I recommend the public transport be improved. I recommend the public transport be enhanced.
I recommend the public transport be enhanced. I recommend the public transport be improved.
I recommend the public transport should be improved. I recommend the public transport should be enhanced.
I recommend the public transport should be enhanced. I recommend the public transport should be improved.
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