Everyone is focus on me... vs Everyone focus on me...

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• What we need to do is focus on this time line.
• OK, I understand this is difficult, but what I need you both to do right now is focus on finding Gabby, getting her back in your arms.
• It's confounding, 'cause normally, when I'm faced with a problem, all I have to do is focus on the variables.
• When that gun goes off, ladies and gentlemen, all you need to do is focus on the finish line.
• All we have to do is focus on debunking the D.U.I., and everything else will fall away.
• But all I can do now is focus on the present.
• What I would really like to do is focus on the case that you begged me to take.
• All we can do is focus on being the best cat parents we can be.
• What we have to do is focus on the probation officer's report.
• Today we're going to focus on pronunciation, so repeat after me...
• When you hear the sound of that gun, all you need to do is focus on that finish line.
• What we need to do is focus on that time period, see what was going on in his life, and maybe we can get a key to where he's hiding now.
• Everyone is looking to me... to lead.
• By now, everyone is looking for me...
• And when everyone is dead except for me...
• If his well being is such a concern you should focus on the me...
• Everyone else, focus on the Citadel.
• Everyone needs some idle time to focus on something other than work...
• He would want everyone to focus on the find.
• Everyone throws out suggestions and then we pick two to focus on.

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