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1. Gatsby and daisy are discrete (adj) about there past.
2. Gatsby has a scintilla(n) that he and Daisy will be together.
3. Gatsby's house is filled with pageantry(n).
4. Daisy's feelings for Gatsby are beginning to exhume (v).
5. Daisy seems to be the biggest oaf(n) in this chapter.

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1. Mr. Gatsby is nonchalant.
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1. Gatsby wanted to exhume (v.) or rekindle his past with Daisy.
2. Nick was trying to tell Gatsby to act nonchalant (adj.)  so Daisy would think their meeting was a coincidence.
3. Gatsby was afraid that Daisy would rebuff (v.) his attempts to get to know her again.
4. There was a scintilla (n.) feeling between Daisy and Gatsby.
5. Gatsby was trying to be discrete (adj.)  when he walked around the house to make another entrance

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1.  Gatsby was nonchalant towards Daisy.
2. Gatsby kept his feeling discreet.
3. Gatsby has very pageantry parties.
4.  Gatsby is a glib and invited Daisy over to his house to show he is wealthy and can take care of her.
5. Daisy s feelings for Gatsby are beginning to exhume.

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1. Gatsby has a very discrete(ADJ) personality.
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1. Gatsby is a discrete man.
2. Nick is a nonchalant guy.
3. Gatsby wants tot exhume his past with Daisy.
4. Everyone is pageantry to impress one another at the party.

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1) Gatsby is nonchalant (adj) when he was in the living room and disappeared.
2) Gatsby becomes discrete (adj) whenever Daisy is around.
3) Gatsby has scintilla (n) for Daisy.
4) Nicks offer to Gatsby was rebuffed (adj).
5) Tom and Gatsby are parity (n) since they live similar lives.

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1.) Gatsby is a very discrete man which makes him seem somewhat mysterious.
2.) Gatsby is very nonchalant about his parties but still throws the best parties.
3.) Gatsby is not a parity with all the other members of the town.
4.) Gatsby does not rebuff people from entering his party.
5.) In his head Gatsby likes to deride people.

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1. Gatsby was very nonchalant (adj) the entire conversation.
2. Gatsby is very discrete (adj) when he sees daisy.
3. Gatsby seems to be the opposite of an oaf (noun).
4. Gatsby seems to

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1. Gatsby acted nonchalant when he met Daisy.

2. Gatsby wants to exume his past with daisy.

3. He wa being discrete about his feelings about daisy.

4. He is pageantry to impress people at the party.

5. Daisy rebuffs Gatsby and it makes him upset.

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1. Gatsby house is very pageantry(n.).
2. Gatsby is a very nonchalant(adj.) person.
3. Gatsby is discrete(adj.) when he is around daisy.
4. Gatsby wanted to show that he wasn't parity(n.) to Nick.
5. Gatsby rebuffed(adj.) his offer to Nick.

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1. Gatsby has not been nonchalant (adj) when he is around Daisy.
2. Nick offer to Gatsby is rebuffed (adj).
3.

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1. Gatsby's nonchalant character attitude is a big part of his character development.
2. when Nick and Daisy came Gatsby was not discreet.
3.  Gatsby and Nicks idea was rebuffed .
4. only a scintilla of people know who Gatsby is.
5. Gatsby is a parity in the books society.

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1.Gatsby is a nonchalant (adj) person.
2.Gatsby is discrete (adj) when hes around Daisy.
3.Tom and his wife have a scintilla (n) relationship.
4.Gatsby gets upset when Daisy rebuffs (v) his offer.
5.Daisy and Gatsby's feeling for each other are starting to exhume (v).

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1. Gatsby made sure to have a pageantry (n.) for Daisy.
2. Nick's nonchalant (adj.) attitude was very obvious when Daisy arrived.
3. When Gatsby went out to war, Daisy and his discrete (adj.) relationship led to Daisy marrying someone else.
4. Instead of Daisy having a rebuff (n.) attitude towards him as he hoped, she was very happy and nice.
5. Gatsby's epithet (n.) for Nick is "old sport".

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1. Gatsby is very nonchalant (adj) with all the people at his house.
2. Gatsby seems to be discrete (adj) when Daisy is around.
3. When Gatsby and Daisy are near each other there seems to be scintilla. (n)
4. Gatsby is pageantry (n) to impress his people at the party.
5. Gatsby get rebuffed when Daisy rejected (v) him.

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1. Nick and my main boy gatsby are both nonchalant.
2. gatsby is discreet with why he wants to hang out with nick.
3. daisy has exhuming feelings for gatsby.
4. gatsby has a scintilla of hope .
5.

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1. Gatsby and Daisy had a nonchalant (adj) conversation.
2. Gatsby discretely (adj) told Nick to cut his grass.
3. Gatsby rebuffed (Verb) the idea of having tea with Daisy.
4. Nick exhumed (Verb) that Gatsby and Daisy knew each other.
5. Daisy was impressed by Gatsby's pageantry (Noun).

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1. Gatsby had anything but a nonchalant (adj) interaction with Daisy when he first saw her.
2. Gatsby was not discreet (adj) when Nick and Daisy went in to Gatsby's house.
3. Gatsby obviously has more than just a scintilla (adj) of love for Daisy.
4. Nick, Gatsby, and Daisy had a little pageantry (n).
5.

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1. There is a scintilla(n) between Daisy and Gatsby.
2.  Gatsby and Daisy have a discrete(adj) meetup.
3. Gatsby thinks Daisy likes pageantry(n) of money.
4. Gatsby doesn't want to rebuff(n) Daisy's feeling.
5. Gatsby acted nonchalant(adj) towards Daisy, because he was nervous.

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1.Nick is going to put on an pageantry(n.) when he cuts Gatsby's grass.
2. Daisy is scintilla(adj.) when she sees Gatsby.
3. Gatsby is being glib(adj.) when he throws his fine shirts in front of Daisy and Nick.
4. Gatsby is being sketchy about his parity(n.).
5. Gatsby nonchalantly(adj.) allows Klipspringer to stay with him.

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1. Nick and Gatsby are both nonchalant (adj) people.
2. Gatsby always seems discrete (adj) when Daisy is around.
3. Tom has a scintilla (n) of respect for his wife.
4. Ewing Klippspringer's epithet (n) is "The Boarder".
5.  It makes Gatsby upset when Daisy rebuffs (v) him.

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1. One of Gatsby's greatest desires is to exhume his past with Daisy.
2. Gatsby tried to be discreet about the real reason he wanted to hang out with Nick.
3. Gatsby nonchalantly gets Nicks lawn cut.
4. Gatsby and Daisy share a scintilla kind of love.
5. Gatsby was a glib so he invited Daisy over.

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1.) Gatsby is a very nonchalant (adj) person and he asked daisy to come to his house.
2.) When Gatsby is around daisy he is really discrete(adj).
3.) Daisy's love for Gatsby has been exhumed (verb).
4.) Nick only has a scintilla (noun) of respect for Gatsby because he lies about how he got his money.
5.)  Since Gatsby is wealthy Daisy might not rebuff (noun) his offer of living a life with him.

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1. Gatsby is pageantry(n) to impress his people at the party.
2. pageantry (n), this could describe Gatsby's party
3. Nick walked into the party Nonchalantly (adj)
4. Gatsby probably owns Equine(adj)
5. Mr. Dan Cody was mostly likely parity (n) to Gatsby

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1. Gatsby nonchalantly (adj) asked Nick if Daisy could come to the house.
2. Daisy's feelings for Gatsby are beginning to exhume (v).
3. Gatsby has a scintilla (n) of hope that Daisy will go back to him.
4.  Gatsby is pageantry(n) to impress his guests.
5. Gatsby was being discrete(adj) about his feelings for Daisy.

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1. You can tell that Nick is a very nonchalant (adjective) type of person because he doesn't mind that his lawn isn't trimmed properly.
2. Gatsby is incredibly discrete (adjective) when he is around Daisy. He wanders off and gets nervous.
3. Gatsby decides to rebuff (noun) Nick's offer and wants to meet Daisy in his own house.
4. Gatsby doesn't act very glib (adjective) when he is around Daisy.
5. Ewing Klippspringer's epithet (noun) is "the boarder"