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When anyone is lying in bed they look quite different, like strangers.
2
They were like strangers, peering at each other through the grey dusk.
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Or will we become like strangers met one night in a shelter?
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For I must tell you now that buffaloes do not like strangers.
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The cat didn't like strangers, so she knew he was hiding somewhere.
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They don't like strangers, but will fight for anything that I touch.
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We don't much like strangers, 'less they have the money for our toll.
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Knowing so much, you must also know that I do not like strangers.
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I realized for the first time that we are like strangers.
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His parents and his brother had seemed like strangers to him.
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Here everything is strange, the very bells seem like strangers' voices.
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But what if the people who live here don't like strangers?
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They sat down on a scrubbed wooden bench, side by side, like strangers.
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It's impossible for you now to pass them by like strangers.
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But, you know, he used to like strangers best-totalk to, I mean.
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They faced each other, more like strangers than husband and wife.
