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Today is not Friday.
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It was not Thursday yesterday.
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It isn¡¯t Saturday tomorrow.
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This is not a department store.
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I guess that woman is lonely.
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I don¡¯t have pictures of my childhood now.
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A lot of people were waiting for the train at the station.
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On the morning train, most people are reading newspapers.
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Computers are widely used in Japan.
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