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hold conversations

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It's a place to hold conversations, to dry clothes and wet wellies, where wet dogs love to curl up in front of the warm oven - an Aga is a real friend that never goes out.
The 11-year-old had been unable to speak, yet after just a few months of classes he was able to hold conversations, to his parents' delight.
He said neighbouring residents complained that children could not get to sleep and they could not hold conversations or hear televisions at normal volumes.
 
 
 
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