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1. She's from Korea - .......?
2. You still want to meet with him - .......?
3. We didn't receive many calls this month - .......?
4. Laurie can come by tomorrow - .......?
5. The checks haven't been sent - .......?
6. There aren't many guests here yet - .......?
7. The children don't have to come in right now - .......?
8. He's meeting me at 10 am - .......?
9. Kathy's never impolite - .......?
10. We can't ask her again - .......?

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