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1. She didn't speak to me for a week.
2. She didn't speak to me during a week.
3. She didn't speak to me over a week.
4. She didn't speak to me in a week.
5. She didn't speak to me for a weekend.
6. She didn't speak to me during a weekend.
7. She didn't speak to me over a weekend.
8. She didn't speak to me in a weekend.
9. She didn't speak to me for the week.
10. She didn't speak to me during the week.
11. She didn't speak to me over the week.
12. She didn't speak to me in the week.
13. She didn't speak to me for the weekend.
14. She didn't speak to me during the weekend.
15. She didn't speak to me over the weekend.
16. She didn't speak to me in the weekend.
17. We don't go out for a week.
18. We don't go out during a week.
19. We don't go out over a week.
20. We don't go out in a week.
21. We don't go out for a weekend.
22. We don't go out during a weekend.
23. We don't go out over a weekend.
24. We don't go out in a weekend.
25. We don't go out for the week.
26. We don't go out during the week.
27. We don't go out over the week.
28. We don't go out in the week.
29. We don't go out for the weekend.
30. We don't go out during the weekend.
31. We don't go out over the weekend.
32. We don't go out in the weekend.
33. We should be at home for a week.
34. We should be at home during a week.
35. We should be at home over a week.
36. We should be at home in a week.
37. We should be at home for a weekend.
38. We should be at home during a weekend.
39. We should be at home over a weekend.
40. We should be at home in a weekend.
41. We should be at home for the week.
42. We should be at home during the week.
43. We should be at home over the week.
44. We should be at home in the week.
45. We should be at home for the weekend.
46. We should be at home during the weekend.
47. We should be at home over the weekend.
48. We should be at home in the weekend.
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