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Sample Sentence for 姗姗

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This year spring is late.
2
Morning came slowly with a pale yellow light.
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She finally drifted in two hours after everyone else.
4
Yet another walks in late, looking scruffy and eating a chocolate cereal bar.
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This fight between the social democrats and the freebooters is long overdue.
6
He comes out of Tom-all Alone's, meeting the tardy morning.
7
This year, Shanshan's dad was a pilot on flights over the Polar Cap.
8
Thou hast risen late, my crescent moon, but my night bird is still awake to greet thee.
9
Welcome though this change of heart was, it was too little and came far too late.
10
Although sunspots are making a belated comeback after the protracted solar minimum, the signs are that all is not well.
11
Although she performed well in English and Chinese, the Lizhong (biology, physics and chemistry) and `Integration Capability` were stumbling blocks.
12
Take an everyday example: there are some infuriating people who are always late for appointments.
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In this sense, looking for a job in March could turn out to be even a "blessing"because, sometimes, the best things come at the last.
14
It was not the two halves of a perfect whole who met, a missing half wandered somewhere else, arriving much later.
15
The government declared a state of catastrophe in two regions and sent troops to keep order after looting triggered by a slow start to the aid operation.
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Only then did she stop in Beijing, where she called on the Chinese and Japanese to work together on climate change.
17
齿
This is my confession, too long delayed, which I have been afraid to make and only now reveal because of the passing dangers to my own son.
18
Just when you thought it was over, the chatter surrounding Microsoft's long-delayed Windows client update has only just begun.
19
But it falters at the top with Parrilla's Queen, who is low-grade soap nasty when she needs to be grand, evil fun in the Joan Collins/Glenn Close tradition.
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1968
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In 1968, a bipartisan congressional vote also supported a surtax when President Lyndon Johnson belatedly asked for taxes to pay for the war in Vietnam.