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The anger abates, but the frustration remains.
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"Ideally, he would withdraw to a better position or a different time," Thrawn said.
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The voice is human, the words indistinguishable.
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He is first surprised by what he hears, then wary, then suspicious.
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His suspicions change to certainty.
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His voice is calmer, indicating unwilling acceptance.
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Some have been distorted to the point where no truth remains.
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He'd been on the receiving end of his own set of sly smiles.
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"Anticipate your enemy," he said.
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The squeak turned into a grunt as his arms and shoulder took the brunt of the impact.
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He shoved himself back up to a sitting position, wincing as the gravel dug into his palms.
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(...) and he slammed his forearm with muscle-paralyzing force into the man's thigh.
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stąpanie, deptanie, (nitka, wątek) start learning
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Humans use a version of this thread.
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The man gasped a startled curse.
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The man gasped a startled curse.
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