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1. Gatsby nonchalantly (adj)  had Nick ask Daisy over.
2. Nick had his grass cut for the event, but not exhumed.
3.  Gatsby and Nick live two discrete(adj) lives.
4.  There was only a scintilla of wealth in Gatsby's main apartment.
5.  Nick admired the pageantry Gatsby's party.

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1. Gatsby hires someone to cut nicks grass as if it were so nonchalant. (adj)
2. Gatsby is discrete (adj) about his feelings towards daisy.
3. We start to see the relationship between Gatsby and daisy and is beginning to be exhumed. (v)
4. We can note that Gatsby is having a scintilla of hope for the reconciliation of them two.

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1. Daisy's feelings for Gatsby are exhumed (verb).
2. Gatsby nonchalantly asked if Daisy could come to the house.
3. Gatsby kept his feeling discreet and lowkey.
4. There is a scintilla of Daisy's and Gatsby love.
5. Gatsby acts glib when Daisy is at thehouse

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1. When Daisy met up with Gatsby, it was very discrete.
2. Gatsby has very pageantry parties.
3. Tom is glib when he speaks.
4. Gatsby attempted to exhume his old affairs with Daisy.
5. Gatsby was nonchalant towards Daisy.

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1.Gatsby suggested that Nick invite Daisy over as a nonchalant sign of his affection.
2.Daisy's love for Gatsby has been exhumed
3.Nick remembered Gatsbys pageantry party.

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1. Gatsby is trying to exhume(v) his relationship with Daisy.
2. Gatsby's shirt collection was no where near scintilla (adj).

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1. Nick sees Gatsby's house lit up like a pageantry (n).
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1. Gatsby has a lot of pageantry.
2. Gatsby and daisy are discrete about there past.

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1.  Gatsby was very nonchalant (Adj.) and glib (Adj.) until Daisy came over.

2. From outside Gatsby's house it looked like a pageantry (N.) .

3. As discrete (Adj.) Gatsby tried to be, Nick still noticed he was nervous.

4. Gatsby is nervous because he thing Daisy is going to rebuff (V.).

5. Gatsby wants to cut Nicks lawn.

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1. Gatsby suggested that Nick invite Daisy over as a nonchalant (ADJ) sign of his affection.
2. Gatsby was discrete about his love for Daisy. (ADJ)

3. Nick had his grass cut for the event, but not exhumed. (V)
4. There was only a scintilla (ADJ) of wealth in Gatsby's main apartment.

5. There was a parity (N) of shirts lined up on Gatsby's bed.

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1. Gatsby exhumed (v) up old shirts in front of Daisy and she started to cry.
2. Gatsby nonchalantly (adj)  had Nick ask Daisy over.
3. When Daisy and Gatsby got together Gatsby was very discrete (adj).
4. Gatsby is a glib (adj) and invited Daisy over to show how he can take care of her.
5. Gatsby had been very nervous and thought Daisy would rebuff (v) by not showing up.

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1. Gatsby nonchalantly (adj) gets someone to cut nicks grass.
2. When Daisy came over to Nicks house to have tea with Gatsby ,he tried to be discrete about his nervousness but it was obvious.
3.Gatsby was nervous that Daisy would rebuff his invitation to tea.
4.There was a parity of shirts being thrown out of Gatsby's closet.
5.Gatsby and Daisy exhumed their old memories while having tea.

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1. Gatsby and Nick are speaking as peers when he ask if Daisy could come over.
2. Gatsby was almost sure that him and Daisy would have a nonchalant time.
3.  Both Gatsby and daisy seem to be discrete about their past.
4. After inviting Daisy over Gatsby was so nervous that she would rebuff his invitation.
5. Gatsby would've liked to exhume his past with Daisy.

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1. Gatsby is nervous because  he thinks Daisy is going to rebuff (V) and not show up to his house.
2. Gatsby is a glib (adj) and invited Daisy over to his house to show he is wealthy and can take care of her.
3. Gatsby told Nick what his parity (n) was but then he said he had to three years before.
4. Gatsby decides to pageantry (n) his material things to impress others.
5. Gatsby is nonchalant (adj) about Klipspringer staying at his house because he sees himself inside him.

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1. Nick remembered Gatsbys pageantry party.
2. Gatsby and Daisy are discrete about their past.
3. Gatsby invites Daisy over to his house but thinks she will rebuff the invitation.
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1.Daisy and Gatsby's get together was very discrete (adj).
2. Gatsby's invitation for Daisy to his house was nonchalant (adj).
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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 (adj.) 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. The pageantry of Gatsby's party was one to remember.
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1. Gatsby thinks that Daisy is going to rebuff and not show up at his house.
2. Gatsby's house as described was full of pageantry.
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1. Nick remembered the pageantry of Gatsby's party.
2. During the lunch with Nick, Gatsby tried to look nonchalant but he was very nervous.
3. Gatsby has a discrete attitude.
4. Gatsby tried not to rebuff Daisy all his feelings.
5. Nick wasn't convinced by the glib answer of Gatsby about his wealth.

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1.Gatsby speaks to Nick as a peer(n) to ask if Daisy could visit his house.
2.Gatsby's house (especially during parties) is filled with pageantry(n).
3.Gatsby and Daisy's feelings for each other are discrete(adj).
4.Gatsby's  scintilla(n) will be that he will be in a relationship with Daisy.
5.Daisy seems to be the biggest oaf(n) in this chapter.

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1. Gatsby told Nick to invite Daisy over nonchalantly.
2. Gatsby and Nick's lives are very discrete.
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1. Nick admired the pageantry(n) of Gatsby's party.
2. Gatsby has a scintilla(n) that he and Daisy will be together.
3. Gatsby's life seem discrete(adj) to Nick.
4. Daisy exhumed(v) Gatsby's love.
5.Gatsby's word sound glib to Nick.

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1.  Daisy's love for Gatsby has been exhumed (verb).
2. Gatsby thought that Daisy was going to be nonchalant (adj) towards him.
3. Gatsby and Nick live two discrete(adj) lives.
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 nonchalantly (adj) asked Nick if Daisy could come to the house.
2. Gatsby has a scintilla (n) of hope that Daisy will go back to him.
3. Daisy's feelings for Gatsby are beginning to exhume (v).
4. Gatsby was being discrete(adj) for his feelings for Daisy.
5.  Gatsby is pageantry(n) to impress his guests.