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/raɪt/'D' is the right answer.
Is this the right way to the station?
Does anyone have the right time?
Let me get this right – you told her about it?
You were absolutely right. My sweater was in the car.
She's right about one thing – we do need a bigger house.
I think he's quite right in saying that these shares are overvalued.
It wasn't right of her to take advantage of you.
You did the right thing by telling them you had lied.
It is right that such efforts should be rewarded.
I think it's only right to warn you that I'm actively looking for another job.
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