See noch in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"english": "His is very pretty, but yours is even prettier!",
"text": "Seins ist sehr schön, aber deins ist noch schöner!",
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10,
15
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"english": "Or better still: you do it right away.",
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"english": "What was his name again?",
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"english": "Have a nice (rest of your) evening!",
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34
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31
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