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1 Ultimately, of course, what you wear on your bike is personal choice.
2 Repeatability was tested 30 minutes after lens wear on two consecutive days.
3 I used to love the readings, but they wear on me now.
4 The tedium of an agricultural community was starting to wear on her.
5 The tension of carrying this around was beginning to wear on her.
6 It does wear on me, possibly because I live so much alone.
7 His shoes you can wear on the treadmill they are so comfortable.
8 This reduces friction and wear on both the webbing and the rope.
9 I'm afraid it's beginning to wear on Carroll more than you realise.
10 It's always difficult to know what to wear on a truly sweltering week.
11 The morning passed into midday, and the waiting began to wear on us.
12 That's not your best; it's only what you wear on Sundays.
13 But the entire wardrobe costs less than the hat I wear on Sunday.
14 The dirt comes out easier and with much less wear on the clothes.
15 Le V., half in jest, what he should wear on the Judgment Day.
16 It gives her rest and saves the wear on her nerves.
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