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In the armed forces, it is considered a great privilege to $die\, in\, harness$.
In the armed forces, it is considered a great privilege to $die\, in\, harness$.
- Adie on a horse back
- Bdie in the battlefield
- Cdie while still working
- Ddie with honour
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He $went \,back\, on$ his promise to vote for me.
He $went \,back\, on$ his promise to vote for me.
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Sobhraj could be easily arrested because the police were $tipped\, off$ in advance.
Sobhraj could be easily arrested because the police were $tipped\, off$ in advance.
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His speech $went\, down\, well\, with$ the majority of the audience.
His speech $went\, down\, well\, with$ the majority of the audience.
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Sanjay was the real $power\, behind\, the\, throne$ and all politicians were aware of this.
Sanjay was the real $power\, behind\, the\, throne$ and all politicians were aware of this.
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