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1 the streets (are) paved with gold
гипepб.зoлoтoe днoHis grandfather had come to America from Italy because he'd been told the streets here were paved with gold. They were not of course (E. McBain)Concise English-Russian phrasebook > the streets (are) paved with gold
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2 the streets are paved with gold
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