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"type": "example"
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"english": "He took her in his arms",
"text": "Han tog henne i famnen",
"type": "example"
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{
"english": "Come into my arms!",
"text": "Kom i min famn!",
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"english": "I am safe in your arms",
"text": "Jag är trygg i din famn",
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