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1    1,    1|  native tobacco had little in common with the fine qualities
2    1,    8|       immediate access to the common room. A light veranda, resting
3    1,   18|     Manoel Valdez, sat at the common table, and even had the
4    1,   19|        What could there be in common between the adventurer and
5    2,    2| though we were afraid to make common cause with him. We must
6    2,    4|       room, which was the old common hall of the convent.~Judge
7    2,   10|     are about the length of a common snake, others are about