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- スタジアムの最上部は20,000人を収容でき、中層は15,000人、最下部は30,000人を収容します。
- この損害について支払いをしていただきます。
- 彼女は頭脳と魅力を持っているので、望む仕事を何でも得られるはずです。
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1,the top tier of the stadium will accommodate 20,000 spectators, the middle tier 15,000 and the lower tier 30,000. 2,you shall pay for this damage. 3,with all her brains and chaem, she should be able to get any job she wants. 4,it's not fair that a woman should be disqualified at a job screening simply because she is a single mother. 5,the partners shall evaluate such asset or assets accoding to the fair market value at the time of dissolution. 6.democrats do not want to reduce entitlement spending without revenue increases: republicans will not move an inch on tax cuts.
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１。スタディアムの上段は、収容人数２万、中段は１万５千、下段は３万人である。 ２。この損害賠償はあなたがする（ものとする）。 ３。あれだけの頭脳と魅力があれば、彼女の欲しい仕事は何でも手に入るはずだ。 ４。ただシングルマザーだと言う理由だけで、女性が採用面接で落とされるとは不公平だ。 ５。（結婚）解消の時点の市場価格によってお互いの財産を、当事者は算定すべきだ。 ６。民主党は、（国家）収入の増加がなければ、給付金支給を減額すべきではないと言い、共和党は、減税では一インチも譲らない。
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