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1. Gatsby is still being very arcane (adj) about his life. 
2. Daisy before she met Tom was very Halycon (adj). 
3. Everyone came to Gatsby party looking poised (v).
4. Gatsby is still going through grueling( adj)  rumors about his life that are not true. 
5. Nick decided to make an imprudent (adj)  decision and go out with Jordan. 

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1. Gatsby and Daisy were very halcyon until he left for the war and Daisy meet Tom. (adj)
2. Nick was imprudent when he decided to take Jordan to lunch. (adj)
3. Everyone who attends Gatsby's parties are poised and elegant.(V)
4.  Gatsby likes to keep an arcane life. (adj)
5. Even though Nick is trying to not love Jordan he is trying to authenticate her. (V)

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1. Daisy and Gatsby history was arcane until they found each other.
2. At first, Daisy seemed to be halcyon around Tom.
3. Gatsby came poised dressed in a suit.
4. Gatsby was very arcane to the public.
5. Daisy met Tom while Gatsby went out to a grueling war.

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1. Gatsby was arcane to the public. (adj)
2. Before Daisy met Tom, she was halycon . (adj)
3. Gatsby party was a show of pageantry . (adj)
4. Everyone arrived to the party in a poised mood. (v)
5. Daisy met Tom while Gatsby went out to a grueling war. (adj)

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1. Since his parties were always open they were not martinet (adj).
2. Gatsby and Daisy were in love an halcyon (adj) once.
3. The story reveals that Gatsby had ardent (adj) feelings for Daisy.
4.  Gatsby went to a grueling (adj) war and she met Tom.
5. Gatsby calling Nick "old sport"  is a paraphrase (v) that he uses in the book.

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1.Gatsby was arcane to the public. (adj).
2. Gatsby purchased his pageantry(noun) home to be closer to Daisy.
3.Gatsby came poised (adj), dressed in a suit.
4.At first, Daisy seemed to be halcyon(Adj.) around Tom.
5. Nick made the imprudent (adj) decision of taking Jordan to dinner.

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1.The history of Gatsby and Daisy was arcane (adj)  until we found out they were in love once.
2. Nick feels halcyon (adj) when Tom comes over to talk to him while he is at lunch with Gatsby.
3. Daisy met Tom as Gatsby had gone to a grueling (adj) war during their relations.
4. Gatsby calling Nick "old sport"  is a paraphrase (v) that he uses in the book.
5.  Everyone felt that Jordan was that she was imprudent (adj) and not truthful but Gatsby seemed to trust her.

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1. Gatsby and Daisy were in love an halcyon (adj) once.
2. Gatsby went to a grueling (adj) war and she met Tom.
3. Gatsby is very imprudent (adj) to Jordan when no one else likes her.
4. The town wanted to authenticate (v) Gatsby as he is very arcane (adj) they learn more things about him.
5. Gatsby studied at oxford and his parents died leaving him lots of money.

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1. Gatsby came to pick Nick up in a halcyon (adj) mood.
2. Gatsby came poised (adj), dressed in a suit.
3. Lunch with Gatsby was anything but grueling. (adj)
4. Nick met the martinet that saved the World Series.

5. Nick made the imprudent (adj) decision of taking Jordan to dinner.

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1. I do not think that taking Jordan out to dinner was imprudent.
2. Gatsby's and Nicks dinner was a halcyon.
3. Everyone came to Gatsby party looking poised.
4. Gatsby is still going through grueling rumors about his life that are not true.
5. 5. Nick made the imprudent decision of taking Jordan to dinner.

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1. Gatsby is still being very arcane (adj) about his life.
2. Daisy before she met Tom was very Halycon (adj).
3. Everyone came to Gatsby party looking poised (v).
4. Gatsby is still going through grueling( adj)  rumors about his life that are not true.
5. Nick decided to make an imprudent (adj)  decision and go out with Jordan.

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1. Before Daisy met Tom she was very halcyon. (adj)
2. Daisy and Gatsby's history was arcane until they saw each other again. (adj)
3. Daisy met Tom while Gatsby was fighting in a grueling war. (adj)
4. The attendees at Gatsby's party were very poised. (adj)
5.

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1. Gatsby was arcane (adj) to the public, but was very honest and open to Nick.
2. Daisy, before she met Tom, was halcyon (adj).
3. The restaurant Nick and Gatsby went to was grueling.
4. Before the party the invitees came poised in dresses and suits.
5. No one was able to authentic at his party.

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1. Gatsby is a very arcane man.
2. Gatsby's parties are not halcyon
3. Gatsby goes through a very grueling process to set up for his parties
4. I learned about paraphrasing in english class.
5. He authenticated my drivers licences.

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1. The history between Gatsby and Daisy was arcane until they found each other.
2. Nick feels halcyon when Tom comes over to talk to him while he is at lunch with Gatsby.
3. Even though Nick was a nervous about the dinner he was attending with Gatsby he remained poised.
4. Nick decided to make an imprudent choice when he decided to go out with Jordan.
5. Gatsby uses paraphrase to talk about other people.

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1. Gatsby came by to pick up Nick in a halcyon (adj) type of mood.
2. Gatsby was put forth into a grueling (adj) war.
3. Gatsby is very imprudent (adj) towards Jordan, when no one else likes her.
4. The poised (adj) attendees had a good time at Gatsby's party.
5. The people who attend Gatsby's parties want to authenticate  (v) Gatsby to find out who he is and how he has all this money.

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1. Gatsby is still being very arcane (adj) about his life.
2. Daisy before she met Tom was very Halycon (adj).
3. Everyone came to Gatsby party looking poised (v).
4. Daisy met Tom as Gatsby had gone to a grueling (adj) war during their relations.
5. The people at the parties want to authenticate (V.) Gatsby and find out who he really is.

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1. Gatsby came to pick Nick up in a halcyon (adj) mood.
2. Even though Nick was a bit nervous, about his dinner with Gatsby, he remained poised. (adj)
3. Daisy met Tom, as Gatsby had to a grueling war during their relations. (adj)
4. Gatsby,  purchased his pageantry home to be closer to Daisy. (n)
5. Nick is getting the chance to know Gatsby's arcane (adj.) life

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1. Gatsby is always arcane(adj) to everyone except with Nick.
2. Daisy was always halcyon(adj) until she was with Tom.
3. The restaurant that they went to was very grueling(adj).
4. Nick felt poised(adj) when Gatsby invited him to go to eat.
5. Gatsby acts imprudent when he is around his friends.

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1. Gatsby has a arcane (adj.) life that only Nick is getting the chance to know about.
2. Gatsby is described to be poised(adj.) individual when on the dashboard of his car though he can't never stay quite still.
3. Gatsby isn't consider a martinet(n.) because Wolfsheim claims he's the type of man you want to introduce to your mother and sister.
4. When Gatsby told Nick about himself, he wanted to authenticate(v.) the truth regardless of any rumors.
5. When Daisy and Gatsby first met they were both young, halcyon(adj.) teenagers.

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1. Gatsby came to pick Nick up in a halcyon (adj) mood.
2. Gatsby came poised (adj), dressed in a suit.
3. Lunch with Gatsby was anything but grueling. (adj)
4. Nick met the martinet that saved the World Series.

5. Nick made the imprudent (adj) decision of taking Jordan to dinner.

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1.Gatsby and Daisy are arcane (adj)  until we found out they were once in love with one another.
2. Nick feels halcyon (adj) when Tom comes over to talk to him.
3. Daisy met Tom as Gatsby had gone to a grueling (adj) war during their relations.
4. Gatsby purchased his pageantry(noun) home to be closer to Daisy.
5. Gatsby went to fight in a grueling(adj) war.

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1. With all of the mysteries surrounding Gatsby, his life is very arcane. (Adj.)
2. At first, Daisy seemed to be halcyon(Adj.) around Tom.
3. Gatsby always conducts himself in a poised(adj.) manner.
4. Gatsby's parties are always pageantry. (N)
5. At times, Daisy is imprudent. (Adj.)