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She's excited ... the new job.
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My jacket is similar ... yours.
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My neighbor is angry ... the party.
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He's scared ... flying.
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I'm angry ... the decision.
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He wants to be involved ... making the decision.
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I'm really proud ... you!
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He's allergic ... seafood.
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They were worried ... the new exam.
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They were really friendly ... me.
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She's amazing ... the piano.
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Was he nice ... you?
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She's interested ... the project.
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The town is famous ... its cheese.
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They're interested ... our project.
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She's angry ... not being invited to the dinner.
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He's nervous ... the presentation.
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He's married ... the director.
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My boss is terrible ... communicating.
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I'm addicted ... my phone.
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I'm responsible ... the financial side of the business.
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They're terrible ... organizing anything.
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She's brilliant ... math.
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She's interested ... buying the flat.
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He's always polite ... everyone.
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I'm not very good ... drawing.
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The activities will be similar ... what we did last year.
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She's responsible ... health and safety.
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Stress is bad ... you.
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I'm afraid ... flying.
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She was very rude ... the waitress.
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Eating a lot of red meat is not good ... you.
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I'm addicted ... that new series on Channel 4.
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You should be proud ... your progress.
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I'm a bit nervous ... going somewhere so different.
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I'm allergic ... nuts.
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Sugar is bad ... you teeth.
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I didn't want to get involved ... the argument.
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He's really good ... English.
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I'm interested ... the idea.
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They want someone who's experienced ... design.
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You're good ... talking to big groups of people.
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She was afraid ... telling her mom.
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Exercise is good ... you.
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It's similar ... the old one.
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I'm really excited ... the new house.
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I'm frightened ... having an accident.
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