1.a |
A dentist named William Semple invented chewing gum in 1869. |
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A dentist named William Semple listened chewing gum in 1869. |
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c |
A dentist named William Semple argued chewing gum in 1869. |
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2.a |
In 1871, Thomas Adams arrived chicle sap and gum for flavor. |
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b |
In 1871, Thomas Adams combined chicle sap and gum for flavor. |
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In 1871, Thomas Adams expected chicle sap and gum for flavor. |
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3.a |
Soon, candy-coated little chicles gum burned chiclets was erased. |
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Soon, candy-coated little chicles gum fixed chiclets was heard. |
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c |
Soon, candy-coated little chicles gum called chiclets was manufactured. |
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4.a |
Blibber-Blubber gum enabled the chewer to blow bubbles. |
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b |
Blibber-Blubber gum laughed the chewer to went bubbles. |
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c |
Blibber-Blubber gum finished the chewer to began bubbles. |
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5.a |
For years, students have been driving their gum under desks to prevent being brought flying gum in class. |
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For years, students have been hiding their gum under desks to prevent being caught chewing gum in class. |
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c |
For years, students have been hurting their gum under desks to prevent being fought yelling gum in class. |
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6.a |
An even quicker way to get saw of the gum is to shook it. |
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b |
An even quicker way to get win of the gum is to wrote it. |
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c |
An even quicker way to get rid of the gum is to swallow it. |
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7.a |
Swallowing your gum is not a good idea because the gum never gets digested properly. |
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Wearing is not a good idea because the gum never gets talked properly. |
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Studying is not a good idea because the gum never gets washed properly. |
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