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The official told us we'd need a permit to enter the park.
The landlord doesn't allow pets in the flat.
Dropping litter is strictly prohibited in this country.
Several activists demanded a total ban on the use of motor vehicles on the island.
Due to the race riots we were prevented from continuing our journey.
Before landing the pilot has to ask for permission.
Jimmy thanked me for my help and insisted on paying for my dinner.
The director instructed him to write a report.
Soldiers have to obey the orders without question.
My parents have granted me my wish.
After the incident they demanded an explanation.
Bad weather forced us to interrupt the game.
Let me give you a good piece of advice.
Jack ignored my recommendation to stop smoking.
Do you have any suggestions?
The two sides were unable to reach an agreement.
I'm not convinced that nuclear power is the only solution.
It's obvious that they are in love with each other.
I told George point-blank that I was disappointed with him.
Robert claims to know everything about the French Revolution.
Environmental problems concern all of us.
Among the advantages of my job are flexible working hours.
Neil couldn't persuade her to go climbing. She was too afraid.
Dave's a strict vegetarian, he makes no concessions.
It's no exaggeration to say that she is the best student in her class.
He feared the wrath of his brother.
It's really annoying that you've lost your mobile again.
We got really annoyed with him.
It really bothers me.
Don't disturb her when she's working.
Our neighbours are often very noisy but we don't complain.
I can't hold it against him.
Simon was pretty taken aback when he heard the news of her death.
Emma's always complaining about the weather.
Dan's refusal to listen to her arguments annoyed her.
I told Joe that my car was available but he rejected my offer.
He lied to the police.
Chiara stopped making excuses and started telling the truth.
It was mean of you to take the toy away from the little girl.
Farewell!