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唯 solely

Charlie peeks in the OPENING. The birdhouse, [way] too small for two SPARROWs, is big enough for <ONLY ONE>, <ALONE>.
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經 through

At the sanitation expert's ur[ging], Laura and Dave filter the water in the UNDERGROUND WATERCOURSE <through> SILK.
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算 regard as

Megan, casting her EYE down on the BAMBOO, <CALCULATE>s / <FIGURE>s it's TWENTY inches long, exactly what she ordered. No need to [sue an]yone!
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堆 pile

Together, the <pile> of twigs the SPARROW gathered from the EARTH in the Franks' backyard weighe[d way] more than the sparrow.
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況 situation

Johnwrote a hai[ku on g]oofy <situation>s his ELDER BROTHER got him into, like when they used an upside down bucket to breathe underWATER.
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排 a row

"Whose HAND <ARRANGE>ed the [pie]s <IN a row>?" Charlie's heart speeds up at her NEGATIVE tone.
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餐 dine

We <dine> on fine FOOD AGAIN this EVENING. Tha[t's an] extravagant expense ON TOP OF everything else!
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靠 lean on

Megan OPENs her MOUTH and shouts, "Do NOT <lean on> the [COW]! If she gets hurt, we are <F___>ed."
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非 negate

When asked if she met anyone nice, Laura responded, "<NEGATIVE! Even after trying three times in a row at two different bars as you <INSIST>ed!"
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育 educate

In their PRIVATE butchery school, John and Megan first <educate> [you] on how to properly put the LID on MEAT so it doesn't spoil.
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繼 carry on

Megan <CONTINUE>s embroidering the SILK, two TINY stitches per row. She has a lot of ener[gy]!
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展 exhibition

Layla and Zack take the dinosaur's CORPSE out from ICY GRASS and <SPREAD> it out for <exhibition>. Hence the dirt smu[dge on] their faces.
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