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The others identifies all the remaining members of a known group.",[],{"items":66,"categories":79},[67,69,71,73,75,77],{"text":68,"category":25},"Any extra player from a crowd of fans.",{"text":70,"category":25},"Any different apple from a full basket.",{"text":72,"category":27},"The remaining dancer in a pair.",{"text":74,"category":27},"The second of the only two bedrooms.",{"text":76,"category":32},"All five unread books from this set.",{"text":78,"category":32},"All eight unused chairs in this room.",[25,27,32],{"id":81,"sentenceTemplate":82,"displayOrder":83,"explanation":84,"blanks":85,"payload":86},"01a0e1ab-d6d8-7d4a-8290-69335c32d700","Sort these sentences by whether the time expression means a recent past day or an alternating schedule.",3,"The other day means a few days ago without naming an exact day. Every other day or week means every second day or week, not every day or week. 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