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18
sentences that state something as happening or true
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0%
0 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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not political
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The torch has been passed on through the generations, says one proud East York mother at Remembrance Day ceremonies in East York.
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mother → pass → York
At the cenotaph, Andrea Williams carefully kept watch on the monument and especially one of its four guards standing vigil and participating in sentry duty.
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Williams → keep → duty
Williams explained that, even at a young age, her son understands a sense of duty and “is very passionate” about the Air Cadets and the Canadian military.
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son → explain → Cadets
“Honouring soldiers and veterans on Remembrance Day,” Williams said.
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Williams → honour → Day
“And we were really honoured to support him when he said he wanted to do this sentry duty today.”
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he → honour → duty
Williams said that the Air Cadets have given her son a greater understanding of maturity.
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Cadets → say → maturity
“So Kenneth is another generation and this is his found passion,” Williams said.
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Williams → find → ?
“We are thrilled to see it continuing in our family for another generation.
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it → see → generation
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When asked if relatives had served Canada, she said her grandparent served, but not on active duty.
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grandparent → ask → duty
The family lost a great-uncle during the Second World War and uncles and cousins had long, “incredible careers” with the Canadian Air Force.
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uncles → lose → Force
“It’s an incredible program; it is Cadet-led,” Williams said.
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Williams → ’ → ?
“And the skills and opportunities that they have to grow and develop are just phenomenal.”
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they → have → that
“They are learning key life skills at a young age,” she added.
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she → learn → age
Family friend Carrie Grant, from Nova Scotia, was visiting and said Remembrance Day is very important right across Canada — no matter where it is honoured.
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it → visit → Canada
“And my friend’s son is involved, so it is important to show up and show him support,” Grant said.
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Grant → involve → support
On this crisp Nov. 11 day, droves of people filled the park around the cenotaph off Coxwell and Mortimer Aves. as generations have done before and will continue to do.
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generations → fill → Coxwell
School kids were bussed in to watch the ceremony and understand the contributions of those who serveed Canada in military conflicts, including the First World War and Second World War, the Korean War, in Afghanistan and in peacekeeping missions.
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who → buss → missions
They watched older, younger and present-day veterans and members of the Canadian Armed Forces parade and lay wreaths — the most recent wreath laid was for the four lives lost and countless injured at CFB Wainwright, Alta.
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wreath → watch → Wainwright