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B: The trouble with me is that I can\'t stop with just one or two, especially when they\'re so tart. I\'ll admit that I tend to forget that eventually I\'m going to have the accept the consequences for what I\'ve done.
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A: Well, at this point you can\'t really be sure that you completely failed the examination. You must have done okay on the rest of the test.
B: Perhaps I didn\'t fail the entire exam, but I\'m sure that I didn\'t do well.
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