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1. He often abandons himself to emotion. So I think he is a jejune person. But I believe he will face a huge shift that can make him become a mature man in the future.
2. He was unwilling to abase himself to acknowledge a wired crime that he did not commit.
3. John feels abashed in public when he is doing a speech.
4. The government has to abate a tax to prevent some extremists from going on strike or other aberrant behaviors.
5.abbreviate the word "February" as "Feb"
6. Abdicating the throne sometimes need bravery for some young kings or queens, which might be a good deed for their husbandmen.
7. I don't know how to abate his rage because no one really knows what happened between him and his parents.
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Sentence-making
1. He often abandons loses himself to emotion. So I think he is a jejune person. But I believe he will face a huge shift that can make transform him become into a mature man in the future.
2. He was unwilling to abase himself to acknowledge a wired weird crime that he did not commit.
3. John feels abashed bashful or embrassed in public when he is doing giving a speech.
4. The government has to abate a tax to prevent some extremists from going on strike or doing other aberrant behaviors.
5.abbreviate the word "February" as "Feb"
6. Abdicating the throne sometimes need requires bravery for some young kings or queens, which might be a good deed for their husbandmen. *not sure what husbandmen are
7. I don't know how to abate his rage because no one really knows what happened between him and his parents.
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