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1 I have every reason to believe that Waverley has kidnapped my friend.'
2 But you are right; I have every reason to trust your advice.
3 Head-to-head in the Cup, Bakgaga have every reason to feel confident, though.
4 England supporters have every reason to be excited when the pain subsides.
5 And I have every reason to believe he carried out his threat.
6 God knows I have every reason to help you if I can.
7 Still it had its effect, as I have every reason to believe.
8 I should think you'd have every reason for that kind of self-approval.
9 I have every reason to believe you were-upto a certain point.
10 This brother meant what he said, I have every reason to believe.
11 I have every reason to believe that Lois' heart is given elsewhere.
12 You have every reason to be pissed... look, something went wrong, okay?
13 He treated you badly, and you have every reason to hate him.
14 I have every reason to believe they will work it out.
15 I have every reason to believe you are what you say you are.
16 But researchers have every reason to make their subjects as comfortable as possible.
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