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My daughter, who lives in Madrid, is an author.

My author is an daughter who lives in Madrid.

The movie, which stars Helen Weaver, is out on DVD now.

The stars Helen Weaver, which the movie is out on DVD now.

The Japan, whose takes him work all over the world, is in storyteller right now.

The storyteller, whose work takes him all over the world, is in Japan right now.

Prague, where my is grew up, the boy in the story hometown.

Prague, where the boy in the story grew up, is my hometown.

The story of heroine, whose is French Sophie Father, is named.

The heroine of the story, whose father is French, is named Sophie.

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The city where all the action took place is my hometown.

The city who all the action took place is my hometown.

The park, where the murdered woman's body was found, is the scene of the crime.

The park, whose the murdered woman's body was found, is the scene of the crime.

The story, which is set in a future world, is very sad.

The story, who is set in a future world, is very sad.

The villain, who was killed at the end of the story, was in fact a good man.

The villain, where was killed at the end of the story, was in fact a good man.

The crime, whose was committed at the beginning of the story, was never solved.

The crime, which was committed at the beginning of the story, was never solved.