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Penny started taking a class.
A week later, I received and started taking it.
Fear started taking over the people.
Six weeks is when courtney's husband started taking money.
But started taking control of them.
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Well, my brother also started taking these capsules.
Started taking drugs. I'm a doctor, I can handle it.
I have finally started taking art classes.
And I'm already feeling the effects. AndI have only just started taking a higher dose.
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He thought he was invincible and he started taking risks.
Oh, uh… He just started taking the medication.
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He just started taking the medication. Oh, uh.
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Remember when you first started taking it in Texas?
He, um, started taking Matthew without asking and making threats.
Horatio said he would just started taking Gingko. Unless.
The doctors started taking things from her the moment she was born.
Unless… Horatio said he would just started taking Gingko.
The people with guns started taking things from the people without guns.
I think it's high time the coffin-maker started taking measurements.
When Mark started taking Vigrax his performance in bed was amazing.
This is where the whole story really started taking shape for me.
Hey, so when you started taking Truvada, did you have, like, crazy side effects?
In the beginning of October 2016 Žiga started taking RENS food supplement.
Ancient astronaut theorists believe but started taking control of them. didn't simply monitor nuclear facilities, that a vital clue was provided during one of the most shocking incidents in UFO history, when extraterrestrials.
And I'm already feeling the effects. AndI have only just started taking a higher dose.
I don't know when I started taking you for granted, but shame on me.