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Ms Parker joked that she was more of a “custody mom” than a “weekend dad”. Houston had got to eat its vegetables.
派克女士玩笑說，她更像是一個“監(jiān)護(hù)媽媽”而不是“周末爸爸”，休斯敦必須忍受自己的痛苦。
It happened just after the arrival of Collins, a sailor whom Fillmore had got to know on the way over from America.
這件事情是柯林斯剛到后不久發(fā)生的，柯林斯是菲爾莫從美國來時在路上認(rèn)識的一個海員。
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The people expected it of me and I had got to do it; I could feel their two thousand wills pressing me forward, irresistibly.
人人都巴望我這么干，那我就只能這么干了；我能感覺得到這兩千多人的意愿在頂著我，讓我無法抗拒，只能向前。

I just got good at it, because I knew I had to hurry because I was supposed to die."
Actually I had thought I was going north when I went to colleges. We're only after I got to saw the Ohio and cross the Ohio River did people remind me that well, it was maybe north of the Ohio River, it was not the northeast.
其實(shí)我以為是在往北走,到斯沃斯莫爾去，只是,等到我看到俄亥俄，過了俄亥俄河,才有人提醒我,那兒可能是俄亥俄河北岸，而不是美國東北部。
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Of course, if you have cereal with milk, then you've got to enter the milk as well because it wasn't just the cereal that you had.
當(dāng)然,如果你吃了牛奶泡谷物,你還需要輸入牛奶,因?yàn)槟悴粌H吃了谷物
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Returning for a couple of nights a week to a familiar home whose owners they had got to know made them feel like treasured house guests.
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