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usage is up by 0 percent. 
A: No

Design<br>Tim and Alice were getting married. They bought a brand new home. They hired an interior decorator. They loved the work the designer did. They were very happy with their new home.
they were unhappy with their new home
A: No

Golfing<br>I have wanted to try golfing for many years . My husband loves to golf and so I constantly ask him. He has told me many times that he knows I will hate golf. I persisted in asking until one day he said he would take me. He was right I was bad and it was the most boring sport I ever tried.
he assumes i will dislike golf
A: