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 1  2,5|       because she was greatly agitated, in spite of her bravado.
 2  3,4|       found the baron greatly agitated on arriving, and that he
 3  7,7|    half rose, and said, in an agitated voice: "What! you try to
 4 11,2|      hand. She seemed greatly agitated; her anxiety was unmistakable. "
 5 11,4|   sprang to her feet, at once agitated and alarmed. "How did you
 6 15,1|                             1~Agitated and excited though he was,
 7 15,4|   home, looking very pale and agitated. He had a French newspaper
 8 15,4|      his father's infamy that agitated him, but ever the same terrible
 9 20,2|     by. He was so frightfully agitated that five or six persons
10 20,2| hearing." ~Pascal was greatly agitated. The strangeness of the