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It is not only the amount of tax that is a burden.
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Such expectation is a burden, much for any one person to bear.
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But life is a burden of torture I will bear no longer.
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There is a burden on him, under which he stoops and crouches.
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Whether we marry or remain single, life is a burden to us.
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There comes a time, Mary, when even the sun is a burden.'
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In this day and age, the message is , a title is a burden.
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The point in question is , whether the doctrine is a burden.
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The burden of their song is a burden in every sense.
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This is a burden at 15 I shouldn't have to bear.
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A poor girl is a burden; a rich girl a boss.
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It is a burden which he must carry to the end.
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For most borrowers this is a burden, but also a necessity.
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The girl is a burden, but like I said, she's a hard worker.
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But Hester has no work and she is a burden to Judge Whipple.
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He read the first words-My son, life is a burden to me.