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1. She is getting atinonI don't know her new car and she loves it!

2. The teacher called onoutupI don't know my friend to answer the question.

3. Mr Smith forgot the meaning of 'ineffable', so he looked it upforthroughI don't know in the dictionary.

4. He told me the truth and the facts bore upoutonI don't know his story.

5. My grandmother could not blow the candles downoutoffI don't know on her birthday cake.

6. We will have to bone uponwithI don't know to pass the TOEIC test.

7. He was startled when his strategy came intooffoutI don't know.

8. I can always count towardsinuponI don't know my parents to assist me.

9. He figures outoninI don't know travelling by train.

10. My favourite soccer team wants the first place trophy and it won't settle upfordownI don't know anything less.