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sorprender Emotional state experienced as the result of an unexpected event.
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Examples for "wonder"
Examples for "wonder"
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Now scientists wonder if the oil spill could create a similar problem.
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Naturally, concerned citizens must wonder why they cannot be used as homes.
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I just wonder, what took such a serious young woman off course?
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No wonder most countries ask for proof of return ticket upon arrival.
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I've thought about it often as I said yet I still wonder.
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Given what took place four months ago, perhaps it was no surprise.
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Gas industry donates millions to Australian political parties Read more Quelle surprise.
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His answer was no surprise: he'd buy stocks -especially American ones.
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THE resignation by an Israeli minister yesterday came as no great surprise.
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The STATE team plan was simple: create a diversion and surprise them.
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The Bank's decision to increase interest rates caught the Government by surprise.
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This was no great surprise: a year earlier at our building's a.g.m.
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Given its recent history, AIG was a surprise inclusion on the list.
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The question, however, seemed only to surprise and confuse the young man.
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Queen Bey dropped a surprise visual album titled 'Lemonade' earlier this year.
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The results of a recent global health care study will surprise you.
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Her answer seemed to surprise both young men, although Erich recovered quickly.
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The extent of crisis in the talks has taken leaders by surprise.
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He had an idea that the question had taken her by surprise.
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But of course, there's levels to the success surprise albums will achieve.
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Given how negotiations are going, the result probably isn't a big surprise.
