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1. This letter will not arrive. You haven't written the address properly, and althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas there is no stamp on the envelope.


2. Remember: althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas Liz is superstitious,

althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas she does not believe in Chinese horoscopes.


3. Elisa won't be able to sell flowers in a shop althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas she can speak proper English.


4. Winston learned his Latin grammar, althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas he did not understand it very well.


5. In 1869, the first trans-continental railway was built across the United States. althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas it only took a week to travel from the East Coast to the West Coast.


6. Prince Albert was interested in social developments in London. althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas, he died before he could finish his work.


7. The Great Exhibition of 1861 was full of original exhibits. althoughas a resultconsequentlyhoweveron the one handon the other handon top of thatunless Je ne sais pas it was a great success.