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get there without fail.)
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(I'm just doing as I'm told (lit. in the way I'm told).)
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(If you follow what is (lit. do it in the way) written here, anyone can do
it.)
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(As I expected, no one did their homework.)
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(As I feared, I ran out of paint.)
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(The content is the same as I explained to you the other day.)
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(This is the same design as the one I have thought about.)
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(Do you know what language this is?)
B: 77F7%T*o
(It's Arabic.)
A: bib>, %O~OT~,
(That's right (lit. the same as you said).)

1. X tori means either that someone does something in the same way as X
(e.g., KS(A) and (B)) [manner], or that something agrees with X (e.g.,
KS(C) and (D)) [concordance]. In the first case, the particle ni may fol-
low tori, but in the second case, no particle follows, as in (1).