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Did you pass?
She passed her driving test.
He'll be in the team if he passes the fitness test today.
The examiners passed only 40% of the candidates.
Time passes slowly when you're waiting for something.
The summer holidays passed quickly, as usual.
She grew less hopeful with every passing day.
Hardly a day passed without a journalist calling or knocking at our door.
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a percussion instrument used by football fans which makes a rattling sound when shaken
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