| Michael has been called to the school by the principal, Mr. Scott. Michael's son attends school there. Michael's son is named Dwight. |
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 | Michael, thank you for coming in today. This situation is not exactly (docile.) | |
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| Mr. Scott, I am not sure as to what you are referring to. | |
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| Mr. Scott tells Michael what Dwight has done. |
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| Dwight is a horrible student. He treats his teacher's with extreme (disdain), and quite difficult to handle. His (disposition) is rude and talks to his classmates with (disparity.) | |
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| I assure you, I will punish Dwight (diligently.) | |
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| Thank you. I am happy that we have no (dissent.) | |
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| Yes, I most certainly agree. | |
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