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Examples
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It'd be a great business if it weren't for the clients.
Art Van Stiffel, Deciduous Tree Lawyer Con Chapman 2011
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It'd been over a week since he'd wanted her, and she burned for his fingers, for his weight on her.
His Venus Susan Rukeyser 2012
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It'd corroborated what he'd suspected all along — that instinct would prevent her from taking her vague communications toward meaningful conversation that would lead her into the arms of a man 15 years her senior.
Heart vs. Head vic fortezza 2011
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It'd be a shame to lose such a fine building, no matter how you're looking these days.
Iondo Meets Bloody Beth Thomas Martin 2011
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It'd been shot in the wing—Bo knew from the way it spiraled from the sky: a rapid, defeated descent, right wing cocked, down to the flat, meadowed earth like a spinning leaf.
Puncture Peter Kispert 2011
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It'd allowed him two sales, but it would not give him Lily.
Heart vs. Head vic fortezza 2011
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It'd been a while since I—or more accurately, my husband and I—had used a condom, more than a decade since we'd made love outdoors.
The Duck, the Clock and the Condom Laurie Ann Doyle 2011
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It'd been the same since—predictably so after the child we very much wanted arrived—the smooth Posturepedic, clean sheets, and a door that locks.
The Duck, the Clock and the Condom Laurie Ann Doyle 2011
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It'd been a week since his annual check-up, and the condition showed no sign of abating.
Panorama vic fortezza 2011
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It'd be a pistol tucked away in his pants or in the armpit of his jacket.
The Bottom Field Sheldon Lee Compton 2012
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