1. Salvador refused to answer that question.
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2. The tribunal were surprised to hear Dali’s answer.
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3. We were lucky to have such an opportunity.
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4. Dalí expected to make the best impression on her.
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5. They decided to walk on the beach.
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6. Dalí was amazed to find his muse Gala.
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