zài HSK1

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  1. You live at 1403 Angel Avenue with your wife and daughter.

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  2. In his prayers, he sought the guidance of the Holy Father, hoping to overcome his difficulties.

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  3. Before leaving, he gave repeated instructions with deep affection, which moved me deeply.

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  4. His play was rough during the match, so he received a warning from the referee.

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  5. The corrupt regime finally collapsed under the blows of the rebel forces.

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  6. He performed excellently at the company and soon got an opportunity for promotion.

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  7. I've done pretty much everything there is to do on this old planet.

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  8. This kind of two-faced behavior is absolutely not allowed within the organization.

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  9. The paradox proposed by Russell caused a huge sensation in the mathematical world.

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  10. The two sides engaged in hand-to-hand combat in the narrow alley.

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  11. Many tourists visit Bethlehem during Christmas every year.

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  12. Among the Seven Warring States, the territory of Han continuously shrank in the later period.

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  13. He has worked in the police force for many years and has now been promoted to Chief Inspector.

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  14. The play had an internal preview before its formal premiere.

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  15. He secretly drugged the victim's water glass and knocked them out.

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  16. He used a very powerful move in that match.

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  17. Vascular endothelial cells play a key role in regulating blood flow.

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  18. He maliciously slandered his colleague behind their back, trying to damage their reputation.

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  19. In legal terms, natural persons and legal entities enjoy different civil rights.

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  20. Along both sides of the secluded path, the green weeds swayed gently in the breeze.

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