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his Danny’s a lot with put job. on up
Danny’s put up with a lot on his job.
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he of a for difficult money and get and dangerous, It’s not does lot dirty it.
It’s dirty difficult and dangerous, and he does not get a lot of money for it.
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he’s firefighter a for long a fires. a time, lot He’s so out of been put
He’s been a firefighter for a long time, so he’s put out a lot of fires.
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He fires doesn't out that everyday mean hasn’t his but is job put easy.
He hasn’t put out fires everyday but that doesn't mean his job is easy.
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in lots out. when training are doing to time He's there everyday fires put of physical put hard no
He's put in lots of time doing hard physical training everyday when there are no fires to put out.
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the He’s have press of after damage. to out explain fires cause out, releases the and the also been put fire put total
He’s also put out press releases after fires have been put out, to explain the cause of the fire and the total damage.
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polite. and the press questions not The they a men ask difficult often from are of lot
The men from the press ask a lot of difficult questions and they are often not polite.
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up on Danny’s put lot with job. a his
Danny’s put up with a lot on his job.
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