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the most volatile substance

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i told you, the most volatile substance, auto-combustion: let's see: the (ν / v'eh point) - touch on elocution, almost δ'eh                   point - but then the oddity: thievery - hence coupling θ                and            φ, well                     s                and             z (hardly an ß) might also make a hush sh sh sound for the eyes to spot with a şiş kebab being served (kebaab if you're talking africān - prolonged on dentistry's dire inspection) - no diacritics and many eccentricities - many accents, and a bowler hat at the royal Ascot - peacock feathers to a flutter ooh! firewood for the comedy scene - the / d or v? veering point or the deepened point? thyme - now that's a solitary τ (tau), well, many more examples! ha! thighs and thievery - theta cheese - thrombosis - that - now that's definitely armed with δ - thermometer - thick - in-between scotch fudge - thinking - throw - viably also famished - invariably also alphabetically accounted for as: thrice - and phosphorescent - pucker up now dear, no point calling jane austen right now, it's too late: better watch the jane austen book club, now that's a great romance movie - serious though, ah, there you have it, though rather thought - another eccentricity to curse periodic examples to rule: vogue in that though - feta cheese in that latter - no one dared to say: i vote, deer fur i am - imagine that said in Chelsea or Camden - you'd never get rid of those crack cocaine junkies following you to Waterloo shouting: 'we've found Napoleon! we've found Napoleon! Napoleon! Napoleon!'
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