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C’est ma place.
Nous jouons sur la plage.
Arrête de te plaindre !
Fais-toi plaisir, mange du chocolat ! Vous préparez une bonne plaisanterie.
L’architecte trace un plan.
L’avion plane.
C’est le temps des plantations.
Il pleure.
Il pleut. Vite, prends ton parapluie !
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