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(Plots to dispose him came) to nothing.

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Option 2: Plots to dispose off him comes

Option 3: Plots to dispose of him came

Option 4: Plots which dispose him came

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(Many a opportunities came and went while) he laid wasted.

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When it comes to face masks, the (market are flooded with choices).

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He has 33 years of professional experience (on the field of) public administration.

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Bonaparte, unlike Hoche, was not (eagerly to embark in) a serious Irish expedition.

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(I wouldn't cross him if I was you, not) if you value your life.