Certain characters contemplate contrary contentions.
Collecting clearly conflicting, challenging conditions,
compels consciously construing concise computations.
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Curtained conspiracies, carelessly condense conclusions.
Cruelty, corruption, contrived combative collisions,
certified compromises, churlish communications,
coincident calamities, compound circumspections.
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Clearly, controversies clutter cephalic connections.
Convoluted components can cause complete compressions.
Cancerous compounds, contaminate considerations.
Catastrophic confusions can cause caustic constrictions.
Cultures corrode, customs crumble. Confidence contractions
collapse capabilities, crashing civilizations.
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Consecutive cataclysms command conformations.
Comprehensive commitments carry coping conditions.
Crucially, compliance. Critically, coordinations.
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Chaos compels choosing cheap comical compositions.
Cerebral catatonic cohorts copy conditions.
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Caring cherubs, cautiously counsel considerations.
Consistently, calm celestials contribute compassions.
Crowned cosmic caricatures capably cancel confessions,
comfortably controlling cursed, confused carnal creations.
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Commiserating civilians contest contributions.
Criminal chiefs claim copious, costly compensations,
confidently concocting conjectured commissions.
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Chiefs coherently confess conventional compulsions.
courteously, capricious commanders citing corrections
concurrently cease corrupted currency conversions.
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Chiming captivating cacophonic compilations,
chastened captains cleverly crave clemency contritions.
Chiefs cuff chests, clatter chains, changing cadence calibrations.
Crying, 'competence carries cumbersome compensations',
chimerics conceal crimes, curing concerned contemplations.
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Champion-like comportment culls citizens consternations.
Charm captures communities’ conceptualizations.
Crises close. Cheerful chanting credits co-operations.
Cynics covertly cherish consequent celebrations.
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Katherine D. Graham
My stories are intended to teach facts, supported by science as we know it. Science often reflects myths. Both can help survival in an ever-changing world.
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