只是个短语,一时间忘了意思
在电视上观看他们吧？
大致是这样
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观看他们。。。。
my father doesnt do sports but he just watch them onTV
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有针对性的。
答: 蹇先任觉得这件事来得太突然，她毫无思想准备，再说她对贺龙的感情除了尊敬之外，没有任何别的“意思
答: 作业还是自己完成才好。
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