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The document contains examples of phrases used when asking for permission or expressing disbelief in English. It includes questions asking for permission to do various activities, statements of strong disbelief, and questions checking if someone minds a certain activity. The questions cover topics like marriage, meeting a celebrity, being an astronaut or president, speaking a language, taking money or food, and improbable weather or transportation.
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