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He was so nervous about the speech, that he did not sleep a wink the night before he was to give it.
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sentence.
b)
he was so nervous about the speech
that he did not sleep a wink the night
before he was to give it.
he was, so nervous about the speech
that he did not sleep a wink the night
before he was to give it.
he was so nervous about the speech;
that he did not sleep a wink the night
before he was to give it.
he was so nervous about the speech,
that he did not sleep a wink, the
night before he was to give it.
d)

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