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1.  .Nick sees Gatsby's ardent(adj) mansion.

2. Nick is still disgusted by Tom's noxious (adj) relationship.

3. Gatsby speaks of himself in high regards as he is not an oaf.(n)

4. Gatsby's chauffeur offering Nick an invitation to the party is a sign of obeisance (n).

5. Nick did not know many of Gatsby's peers (N.) at the party.

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1. Gatsby's parties never had any contraband (n) since Gatsby supplied so much favors.
2. Since no one knew that much about Gatsby everyone had a  nuance(n) about him.
3. Gatsby's parties were always open so the guests were not Gatsby's peers (n).
4. Gatsby's house was so big and expensive that people would call it palatial (adj).
5. All of the rumors going around the party were huge disclaimers (n).

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1. Everyone who went to Gatsby's parties were gloating about their riches.
2. Not a lot of people know much about Gatsby so as a result he has few peers.
3. Gatsby's house was very palatial.
4. Nick is still perturbed by Tom's noxious relationship.
5.Gatsby always has extravagant events at his ardent residence.

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1. Gatsby invited nick to one of his Nocturne parties.
2. Many of the people there gloated about how close they were to gatsby.
3. Nick noticed many of his peers at the same party.
4. The party was palatial in attendance and space.
5.

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1. Nick went to Gatsby's party and saw many of his peers.(n)
2. Jordan talks in a parlance way about herself. (n)
3. The party was at a palatial residence. (Adj)
4.  Many people would gloat  over how Gatsby's parties were and how they knew him. (v)
5.  Gatsby's chauffeur invited Nick showing obeisance towards him. (n)

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1.In the novel, Gatsby and Nick are not peers.
2.Gatsby speaks of himself in high regards as he is not an oaf.
3. Gatsby has a palatial mansion.
4.People were going through Gatsby things and they were not showing any obeisance.
5.People were going through Gatsby things and they were not showing any obeisance.

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1. People at Gatsby's party were gloating(v) about themselves.
2. Jordan talks in a parlance(n) way when she talk about herself.
3. Gatsby was in his house watching his peers(n)
4. Gatsby's house is describe as a palatial(adj) mansion.
5. People at the party did not show any  obeisance (n).

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1. Gatsby's parties were often gloating with a lot of people and the whole town would talk about them.
2. Gatsby showed obesiance to everyone who did

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1. Nick was trying to peer (verb) through all the people of the party.
2. Gatsby have a palatial (adj.) mansion.

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1. Tom's noxious relationship makes Nick uncomfortable.
2. Gatsby invited a couple of his peers to the party.
3. At the party the girls gloated there jewelry.
4. Gatsby had a palatial mansion.
5.  People were spreading brunt rumors about Gatsby and how he killed a man.

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1. Nick meets Gatsby and engaged in conversation making them peers.(n)
2. Gatsby has a palatial (adj) mansion.
3. Jordan is very parlance (n) of herself.
4. Gatsby doesn't gloat (v)about his money.
5.

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1.Nick sees Gatsby's ardent(adj) mansion.
2.Nick is still disgusted by Tom's noxious(adj) relationship.
3.Gatsby speaks of himself in high regards as he is not an oaf.(n)
4.Nick is imponderable(adj) to the fact that he doesn't remember Gatsby.
5.We're introduced to Mrs. Wilson's Sister, a peer of hers.

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1. Nick goes to Gatsby's palatial(adj) home.
2. When Nick meets Gatsby he realizes that they are not peers(noun).
3.Everyone was gloating about how rich they are.
4.

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1. They describe Gatsby's parties saying it's very palatial (adj) and lots of celeberties and loud music. The people were very gloat (v) about attending.
2. People spread brunt (n) rumors about Gatsby saying he killed a man or is a spy for Germans.
3. Gatsby stands away from his huge parties as he watches his peers (n) have fun.
4. They say a disclaimer (n) about Jordan saying she isn't honest and lies about a lot.
5. Nick dosen't fall in love with Jordan because she lies a lot.

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1. Gatsby has a palatial (adj) mansion.
2. Gatsby has a lot of peers (n) at his elaborate parties.
3. Gatsby shows obeisance (n) by inviting a lot of people at his party.
4. Nick should've received a disclaimer (n) about Jordan, because she is dishonest.
5. Gatsby isn't the type to gloat (v) about his money.

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1. Gatsby and Nick are not peers.
2. Tom has a noxious relationship(adj).
3. Gatsby has a palatial party.
4.

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1. Everyone at Gatsby's party was gloating.
2. Gatsby hosted the part in his palatial home.
3. Gatsby showed obeisance to all guests.

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1. Gatsby inviting Nick to his party is a sign of obeisance.(N)
2. Many girls at the party were gloating(V)  over how well they knew Gatsby.
3. Nick went to Gatsby's party ad saw many of his peers.(N)
4. The party was held at a palatial (Adj) residence.
5. For someone who went to Oxford, Gatsby's parlance(N) was just like everyone else's.

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1. Even though Gatsby is not peer (n) with Nick he still treated him like an equal.
2. So many people were gloating (v) about Gatsby even though they don't know him that well.
3. People were going through Gatsby things and they were not showing any obeisance (n)
4. Gatsby had a palatial (adj) mansion.
5. Jordan tends to talk about herself in a parlance (n) way.

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1. Gatsby's chauffeur invited Nick showing obeisance towards him.
2. Many of Gatsby and others were at the party.
3. The people at the party gloated on who Gatsby really is.
4. Nick saw the owl eyed man crash in the palatial drive way.
5.

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1. Gatsby used parlance (n)  when he called Nick "old sport".
2. Gatsby's parties could be described as palatial (adj)  for how big they were.
3. Many people would gloat (v)  over how Gatsby's parties were and how they knew him.
4. Gatsby's chauffeur offering Nick an invitation to the party is a sign of obeisance (n).
5. After Nick met Gatsby he had a different nuance (n) of him after the rumors he had heard.

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1. Gatsby invites Nick to his palatial party.
2. Nick was in a brunt when he realized he was talking to Gatsby.
3.

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1. Jordan and Nick were peers (noun) at Gatsby's party.
2. Even though Gatsby is rich he does not gloat (verb) over it.
3. Gatsby lives in a palatial house.
4. Nick would not bear the brunt of the emotional trauma Daisy would go through if she finds out her husband was cheating on her.
5. When Gatsby invited Nick he was showing obeisance.