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[001] f the examinations for the Fortescue scholarship. The _____ who wins this scholarship will get a large amount of
[002] tudents have to write out in English. Of course, if a _____ saw the paper before the examination, it would be ver
[003] e straight here to ask for your help. I must find the _____ who looked at the examination papers, Mr Holmes, or w
[004] pers from the printers?' 'Yes, Daulat Ras, an Indian _____ who has a room near mine. He came to ask me some ques
[005] his little table. Well I can see what 5 happened. The _____ came into this room, . took the papers from your desk
[006] curtain? You put your clothes behind it? Perhaps the _____ went behind this curtain when you came in?' Holmes pu
[007] you think that while I was talking to Bannister, the _____ was still inside my bedroom?' 'Yes, I do. Now, I beli
[008] ' 'What can you tell me about them?' 'The first is a _____ called Gilchrist. He is a good
[009] called Gilchrist. He is a good _____ and very good at sports. He plays in the college foot
[010] lly needs the money from the scholarship. 'The second _____ is an Indian, Daulat Ras. He is a quiet person who wo
[011] who works hard, but his Greek is very bad. 'The third _____ is Miles McLaren. He is very clever, but he hasn't do
[012] indows of the three students. We could see the Indian _____ , walking about inside his room. Then Holmes had an id
[013] t. After a few minutes we left and went to the Indian _____ 's room. Holmes told him the same story about writing
[014] happened to his pencil and he borrowed one from this _____ , too. When we came to the door of the third
[015] , too. When we came to the door of the third _____ , McLaren, he wouldn't let us in. 'Go away,' he said
[016] ad only one question to ask Soames. 'How tall is this _____ ?' 'McLaren is a little taller than the Indian, but no
[017] s. 'Well, it is diicult to know, isn't it? The Indian _____ looked very worried.' 'He should be,' said Holmes 'H
[018] examination?' 'Yes, why not?' said Holmes. 'But one _____ knows the answers.' 'He will not take the examination
[019] minutes later Soames returned, bringing with him the _____ named Gilchrist. He was a very tall, good-looking you
[020] orrect. You don't have to answer. Just listen.' 'The _____ who entered this room had to know the papers were her
[021] r, Rodya, arrived at the Kologrivovs' house. He was a _____ at a fashionable army college. He was both proud and
[022] ook for Pasha in the war. She left Katya with her old _____ , Lipa, in Moscow and got a job as a nurse on a hospit
[023] w who was born in the Urals? Do you remember the girl _____ who shot a man at that terrible party on the night yo
[024] Alexander was thirteen, his father hired Aristotle, a _____ pf the great philosopher Plato. At that time, Aristot
[025] say that was right 10, maybe even 5, years ago when _____ celebrations outside bars on Sunnyside Avenue include
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[019] and scrape but get nothing.' Law and order is a big _____ . 'Everyone is getting away with everything,' complain
[018] his particular educational policy. 'There is growing _____ that some ethnic minority children will no longer ha
[003] ntine has an unsavory reputation. But perhaps of most _____ for Valentine and the Mets is that the pitcher and ma
[007] ate of the 1997-98 crop surplus. Wheat prices rose on _____ that El Nino, a climate change associated with higher
[016] the earlier ones, they do not demean a life in which _____ for the written word was paramount but never to the e
[001] to live. Too much furniture, too many rooms, too much _____ about the individual. I'm glad we're sharing what we
[002] . This new history must begin now, today, without any _____ about what is already here. This is a great idea, but
[004] leve in what were once the offices of an architecture _____ and public relations company. Ms. Blair, a former da
[005] nt but this fall I will. I abandoned the sport out of _____ about wounding and losing deer. Too many folks in my
[006] bids for the utility. The Monterrey-based financial _____ Grupo Financiero Banorte has been awarded an 81 perc
[008] lease of Hygiene Guard comes amid a growing national _____ about the safety of food. This month, 25 million pou
[009] as been reporting sagging sales in the face of public _____ about the safety of its products, despite the fact th
[010] er own cakes. She used to tend two gardens until Age _____ stopped her digging up last year's potato crops. **
[011] n society. But it is the details which give cause for _____ . Are there really no moral differences between contr
[012] hough Finland, France and the United States share the _____ . The French are unusual in thinking that keeping pare
[013] hat the class is to be job-shared can be a cause for _____ . But as a teacher 'sharing' a class, I would argue t
[014] mous scholars; there was in both activities the same _____ for the truth as he saw it. With time, too, his pupil
[015] eed not always mean superficial. The recent obsessive _____ of artists with imaging the human body derives partly
[017] search from Exeter University shows it is a paramount _____ among parents, headteachers and teachers. Yet the Go
[020] nded positively to this, which is a genuine focus of _____ .' 'By crikey!' I said as I removed all electrical sup
[021] ried about something'. Anyone?' 'This is a subject of _____ to us!' shouted someone. 'Excellent', said Adrian. 'A
[022] id Adrian. 'Anyone else?' 'This is a subject of grave _____ !' 'We have identified this as a subject of grave
[023] !' 'We have identified this as a subject of grave _____ !' 'The public is quite rightly concerned about this,
[024] is, and so are we!' 'This is a subject of legitimate _____ and we intend to respond positively to the groundswe
[025] he visitor's chair watching me with an expression of _____ on his smooth, round face. It was Boom Boom's friend
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[001] edn't feel ashamed. It's finished now.' But I did not _____ her. I felt ashamed of many things. I thought that I
[002] new him, I'm afraid: He died before I was born. But I _____ he was a very nice man. I smiled. 'He was,' I agreed
[003] ned. And except for me, only you know. Edward mustn't _____ the silly stories that he has heard. You know that Te
[004] from eating. I heard the words, but I didn't want to _____ them. I walked toward the television. My feet were he
[005] t laughing at the long words. Father said he did not _____ in accidents. 'I was looking for you,' he said, 'and
[006] d talking about their gods. He seemed to want them to _____ that he was their god. Father worked harder than anyo
[007] going to light a fire here with this match. You won't _____ your eyes.' He let Peewee start the fire - 'because y
[008] he Indians were staring at his half-finger. 'I don't _____ this,' Father said quietly. He walked away. For a mo
[009] .' Jerry was searching Father's face. 'They couldn't _____ it!' Father said. Finally, because no one was saying
[010] 'I'm a fool. You said you liked it here, and I didn't _____ you. But you meant what you said, didn't you? You're
[011] America. Didn't you hear what Father said?' 'I don't _____ him.' I asked Mother what had happened to the United
[012] said. 'He asked for more?' Mr Bumble cried. 'I cannot _____ it. One day they will hang the boy.' He took Oliver a
[013] 'What can this mean?' said the older lady. 'I cannot _____ that this poor child was the pupil of thieves.' 'Who
[014] At first I didn't think we could trust you. But now I _____ that we can. First we must find this man Monks and le
[015] r his body and my client hid it in my garage. Can you _____ it? Right there, under my boat!' Mark smelled the air
[016] ys he arrived after Cliord shot himself, but we don't _____ him,' said McThune. 'First, his fingerprints are all
[017] r work is almost 10 finished.' The Inspector couldn't _____ the speed at which Holmes worked. 'Who do you think i
[018] dent was still inside my bedroom?' 'Yes, I do. Now, I _____ that there are three students who use the stairs near
[019] n diseases than anybody. He has studied my disease I _____ , and made good use of his knowledge. I didn't want yo
[020] hat you killed him.' 'Did you? Well, no one will ever _____ you. And now you want me to help you. Ha ha ha...' D
[021] ulverton Smith. 'I came here to help you. Nobody will _____ your story. It is your word against mine.' 'Oh dear,
[022] ut of that cupboard now, Watson. There. Thank you. I _____ you already know Mr Culverton Smith. Later, Watson,
[023] mith off to the police station, 'I needed everyone to _____ I was really dying. It was Mrs Hudson's job to make y
[024] was really dying. It was Mrs Hudson's job to make you _____ it, and your job to make Culverton Smith think so. I
[025] was full of people and carriages. It was diicult to _____ that at the back of this row of shops and offices was
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[001] p listening to Father arguing with Mr Haddy. 'Let me _____ the boat, Mr Haddy.' 'No, it's against the rules.' 'W
[002] Reggie's sports car. It was old, but Reggie liked to _____ fast, and that was fine with Mark. Mark watched the m
[003] 's car arrived he climbed in and hid on the floor. ' _____ , Reggie,' he said. '
[004] , Reggie,' he said. ' _____ anywhere. Let's go. I'll explain later.' When the n
[005] d man at the station with a carriage, and he oered to _____ the Zhivagos to the Krueger estate. He had worked for
[006] he got results, and the Forest Brotherhood helped to _____ the Whites, led by Kolchak, towards the east. The For
[007] . As a result, Liberius sent soldiers to that area to _____ the Whites away. There they found a dying man with on
[008] -C. I. O. training thousands of union organizers in a _____ to reverse a quarter- century of declining membership
[009] reme is about 200 miles southeast of Ankara, and the _____ there takes the better part of a day. I chose instead
[010] 3 pounds, but throw in two spare batteries, a floppy _____ and adapter, power supply, floppy disks and my new an
[011] preservation effort as well as organizing the petition _____ . "The house is a town treasure, and the townspeople s
[012] oth Los Angeles County in the span of an hour or more _____ from the human seals on short boards paddling out fro
[013] osity toward Gov. Pete Wilson. Leading the initiative _____ is Republican Ron Unz, a Silicon Valley millionaire w
[014] ry gamesmanship, wholly uninhibited and urgent in its _____ toward exhaustiveness, becomes the modus operandi of
[015] the station, isn't it? lf we bought it, we'd have to _____ to the station, we couldn't walk. L: That wouldn't m
[016] utiful bread! Quite often Paul comes with me when I _____ the Girls to school. Mary and Stella go to a local p
[017] ry school and Heather attends a nearby art school. I _____ a Mini because being American I'm used to wide roads,
[018] mberland. Parking problems are few, and you can still _____ for miles on quiet roads that are never crowded with
[019] was out of date. 'Did you know that it is illegal to _____ a vehicle in this country without a seatbelt on and f
[020] when Mrs Bottomley came close to going under in her _____ to shut London teaching hospitals. But the same 'men
[021] eneral Strike of 1926 his practical acumen led him to _____ trains at Cambridge. This apparent lack of sympathy
[022] is keen to boost paper qualifications. For many, the _____ to acquire new skills or beef up existing ones can be
[023] g the company.' How does she see herself at 25? 'I'd _____ to work in style in a Porsche, to a computer company
[024] these young women, and those in Birmingham, is their _____ and determination. These girls are strong, mature and
[025] to borrow your car for an hour or two.' I enjoyed the _____ we had that evening. As we drove through the valley,
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[001] t. Clearly someone brought me home to West Hatch. The _____ and my mother tried to make me remember the last even
[002] e. It was funny really because my wife, Claire, was a _____ herself, at one of the biggest hospitals in Washingto
[003] long hours. She had decided she wanted to be a great _____ . Soon we were playing a crazy game called "I-can-work
[004] "my job is more important than your job because I'm a _____ /lawyer." My boss, Arthur Jacobs, of course, was on my
[005] for you." "I'm fine, Pally. Tell everybody I'm at the _____ 's office." "Are you?" "No, but I could be." I drove
[006] he end of that. I knew she couldn't do it. She was a _____ , people had appointments with her. But also, she didn
[007] rkhouse. His mother, a young woman, lay ill in bed. A _____ and an old woman stood by her side. She lifted her he
[008] aid. 'Oh, you mustn't talk about dying yet,' said the _____ . 'No, dear,' said the old woman. 'You are too young t
[009] er head and held out her hand towards the child. The _____ put the child in her arms. She pressed her cold white
[010] its face, and then fell back. 'She is dead,' said the _____ . 'Yes, poor dear,' said the old woman, as she took th
[011] 'Poor dear'. She was a good- looking girl,' said the _____ , as he put on his hat and gloves. 'Where did she come
[012] where she came from, or where she was going to.' The _____ raised the dead woman's left hand. 'The usual story,'
[013] y. I don't know where! You are very pale! I heard the _____ tell them that I was dying,' replied the child with a
[014] Mr Giles's room. Brittles must go to the town for the _____ .' Some time later, a carriage stopped outside the gat
[015] shot him, Giles? Where is he? Show me the way.' The _____ stayed in Mr Giles's room for more than an hour. His
[016] danger, I hope.' said the old lady. No,' replied the _____ .' Have you seen this thief? ' 'No,' replied the old l
[017] old lady. 'I was going to tell you about him when the _____ came in, madam,' said Mr Giles. He felt rather ashame
[018] llow it.' 'There is nothing to be afraid of,' said the _____ . ' He is quiet and comfortable now. Will you both co
[019] Will you both come and see him while I am here?' The _____ led the way upstairs. 'Now,' he said, as he opened th
[020] s the pupil of thieves.' 'Who can say? ' answered the _____ . 'We find evil, like death, among the old and the you
[021] er waited outside the bedroom. Rose was very ill, the _____ said. In the morning the little house was lonely and
[022] at once.' 'You must be calm, my dear madam,' said the _____ . 'Tell me, in God's name! My dear child! She is dead.
[023] dear child! She is dead.' 'Thank God, no!' cried the _____ , with great feeling. 'She won't die.' The old lady fe
[024] ome from work and saw Ricky she had called the family _____ . He had called an ambulance immediately. Now they wer
[025] ce immediately. Now they were waiting for a hospital _____ to look at Ricky. It was past supper time and Mark wa
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[001] ught, might give me a claim to his help. I decided to _____ freely. 'Will you be kind enough to help me?' I aske
[002] ith grey eyes, like yours, and brown hair. You didn't _____ to anyone for two or three days, and Mother couldn't
[003] touched my arm and ran away. I didn't get a chance to _____ to her again on the ship, and at the docks the three
[004] orts and carrying nets and sticks. Mr Haddy began to _____ to them in English. Father was tying another rope, so
[005] t was out of the current and close to the bank. 'They _____ English?' he cried, and began to laugh. This please
[006] re still not at the top. The Zambus were too tired to _____ . But we didn't rest for long, because Father saw how
[007] long are we going to stay in this place?' She did not _____ . She stared at Father. Father said, 'Answer him, Mot
[008] er to Oliver. 'Why are you awake? What have you seen? _____ , boy! Quick - quick! For your life! I wasn't able to
[009] t to the police station. Oliver was too frightened to _____ . 'There is something in this boy's face that interest
[010] .' cried Fagin, quickly pulling Dawkins towards him.' _____ or I will kill you! 'A police officer took him away,'
[011] t murder you.' 'Quiet, Mr Sikes,' said Fagin. 'Don't _____ so loud. You seem angry today.' 'Perhaps I am,' said
[012] , pressing the pistol against Oliver's head. 'If you _____ a word when you are outside, I will shoot you in the
[013] ss.' 'Please be quiet,' said the young lady. , I will _____ to my aunt, and ask her what to do.' She soon returne
[014] o much happiness to accept. Oliver could not weep, or _____ , or rest. He went out and picked some beautiful flow
[015] message for me. Tell her that a young woman wants to _____ to her alone, and it is very important.' The servant
[016] 'I think Mr Grimwig knows the business that I wish to _____ about.' Mr Grimwig bowed. 'I shall surprise you very
[017] ome down the steps here,' said Nancy.' I am afraid to _____ to you on the public road.' They went down the steps
[018] ree?' Monks walked up and down the room. He could not _____ . The door opened, and Mr Grimwig came in. News of th
[019] walked faster. 'Is it true your client is refusing to _____ to the FBI? Did your client talk to Jerome Cliord bef
[020] k's knee and his thumb went into his mouth. He didn't _____ another word for twenty-four hours. Ricky shut his e
[021] k's knee and his thumb went into his mouth. He didn't _____ another word for twenty-four hours. Reggie asked Dia
[022] . 'Give him a private room. Do not frighten him. I'll _____ to his lawyer later today.' Mark and Dianne were in
[023] fe. I burned the trailer. The kid's too frightened to _____ .' 'I don't know, Gronke,' said Muldanno. 'The kid kno
[024] d. Reggie's eyes opened wide when she heard Muldanno _____ of killing her. The judge agreed that Mark was in grea
[025] id anything yet?' 'No, not yet. I'm sure she wants to _____ to me 20 about it, but she can't. She is too frighten
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[001] d into the surrounding jungle. Slowly people began to _____ from behind the trees. The women wore torn dresses an
[002] the history of pro sports. ... makes Jack want to _____ on the cover of George magazine without his clothes
[003] hey can still go to court. Two important things now _____ to be changing. Most important, as The Post's Edward
[004] s decision is even more perverse than it would first _____ . The received wisdom on O'Hara is that he was a gift
[005] nd other books to make famous names, words and dates _____ in crossword puzzle fashion. The article also misiden
[006] and involve their local bishops. The new guidelines _____ to be an attempt by the Catholic Church, which maint
[007] ive additional information about each plane failed to _____ , said Eliot Brenner, an agency spokesman. In the inci
[008] in the world of Lillian Hellman. Sometimes she would _____ in several plays in one season. She also appeared on
[009] find them. *** The legends of King Arthur began to _____ in the twelfth century, and it is possible that they
[010] lowers. Stories about him and his adventures began to _____ in the fourteenth century, but the facts behind the
[011] careful, political calculation that makes him at times _____ more cautious than Portillo about how far and how fas
[012] mutual friends. About three years later, I agreed to _____ on The Late Show and we met up again. I can remember
[013] over the national test results for 14-year-olds which _____ to show that pupils were being marked far lower in E
[014] week, 'but I'm sorry to have to say that he doesn't _____ to be interested in either painting a picture of his
[015] to define, so death now has fuzzy edges. The fuzziest _____ in the persistent vegetative state, about which the e
[016] ess of the image, however real it makes its subjects _____ . Zarina Bhimji has worked with filmy materials, with
[017] at we have simply not raised standards high enough. I _____ to be more worried about standards than he is.' The
[018] ow how dramatically the figures of MacNeice's parents _____ in his mature poems, and how strikingly the poet inhe
[019] ut it was my best chance. Perhaps more evidence would _____ which would help me to make my story believable. It
[020] as a pause. Did we have the right dresses in which to _____ before Lady Glenmire? We felt very excited and unsure
[021] , he aimed it at the place where Lambis was going to _____ . 'Wait, Colin,' I whispered. 'If you shoot, Josef wil
[022] en take it into light. The lines of the drawing will _____ . Not too much light. In sunlight, thirty seconds.' '
[023] mmonia on it. Immediately, dark red writing began to _____ . I put more ammonia on it, turned it over, and there
[024] ece of paper over the pan and watched George's letter _____ . The letter was written to someone I knew. When I rea
[025] ce of paper over the pan and watched George's letter _____ . You know everything, don't you? said Victor. Silas
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[001] For the last five years I had worked about 200 hours a _____ . That's eight hours every day for six days with two o
[002] more. I wanted to put' that family in a hotel for a _____ . I wanted to start a lawsuit against the person who h
[003] , we went shopping again. We usually went only once a _____ , and this was the second time in two weeks. Jerry, th
[004] How far away is that?' 'Two days.' 'Then I'm going a _____ or a year. I'm going until there's no more river.' On
[005] on. His stories appeared in parts every week or every _____ , and people collected them to make books. They were u
[006] l Teal. 'For a family we can get more. Five hundred a _____ until you get back to work. Look, choose me and you'
[007] for a year, and we have been very happy. But about a _____ ago, at the end of June, trouble started. One day my
[008] es where she could see them. 'I have been here for a _____ now. I lived in that little farm, and I came here at
[009] rned him that for religious reasons it was not a good _____ for a battle. Alexander acted typically: he created a
[010] a battle. Alexander acted typically: he created a new _____ . Alexander and his army reached the Granicus in late
[011] of Tyre, Alexander took the city of Gaza after a two _____ siege. The whole male population was killed. Then Ale
[012] ohammed al-Fayed, on the French Riviera earlier this _____ and had been expected to return to London today to be
[013] participated in a Bronx job club with Ms. Bailey last _____ , 3 found jobs to push them off the welfare rolls. Ms.
[014] orities. After a documentary on Czech television this _____ showed newly arrived Gypsies leading fruitful lives
[015] Israel to make peace with Mr. Arafat. Earlier this _____ , NATO intelligence learned that the police in the Bo
[016] R. A.'s political wing, Sinn Fein, to take part next _____ in full- fledged peace talks for the first time since
[017] ents at 311 colleges and universities published this _____ in a Random House guidebook ranked the University of
[018] ed for fruit inspections. But a little more than a _____ later, the woman, 36, fled the same courtroom in angu
[019] ensely popular Xena Night the second Tuesday of each _____ , drawing some 100 women - lesbian and not - and a sca
[020] set against Jim Courier, his first match after a six- _____ hiatus due to elbow surgery. Then he bounced from the
[021] n has two doctorates in psychology. But earlier this _____ , the couple, who have been married for 10 years, move
[022] Read said. Because the futures contracts expire every _____ - and because Mr. Read does not want to take actual
[023] Kenya's white-sand beaches and wild-game parks this _____ as accounts of armed gangs wreaking havoc and murder
[024] booths and food tents. AT the beginning of a five- _____ trip through India to research a guidebook for spiri
[025] ies as a binder full of guru data, a yoga mat, a six- _____ supply of contact lens solution and a breadloaf-size
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[001] Sweeney. I went up in Mister's elevator again, walked _____ the hall to my office, and sat down at my desk. For t
[002] rest of us, one by one. We all said 'yes' and laughed _____ with him. Fat Boy The days passed. They were thick w
[003] urrent? When the petrol finishes, we'll pull the boat _____ . No electricity. no machines, no chemicals. Just hard
[004] the hill as they left the town. He remembered walking _____ this path with Mr Bumble, and he took the same road.
[005] ce of dry bread, and drank water that people gave him _____ the road. When night came, he slept in a field. He wa
[006] y took the handkerchief.' The constable pulled Oliver _____ the street to the police station. Oliver was too frig
[007] many people or so much activity. Sikes pulled Oliver _____ by his hand. 'Hurry now.' he said, looking up at the
[008] through there. Take this light, go up the steps and _____ the little hall to the door. Open it and let us in.'
[009] em, Mr Soames. Now it is time for our breakfast. Come _____ , Watson.' As we left, Holmes turned to Gilchrist. 'Mr
[010] to himself. He seemed to be quite mad. A little way _____ the road I saw a man hurrying towards me. It was an
[011] locked it, we saw a dark passage. We walked slowly 15 _____ the passage until we came to another door which opene
[012] a. As they walked, they sang 'Eternal Memory'. People _____ the way stared and made the sign of the cross. Some a
[013] exciting - full of luxury and temptation. She floated _____ in a dream and did what Komarovsky wanted her to do.
[014] exciting -full of luxury and temptation. She floated _____ in a dream and did what Komarovsky wanted her to do.
[015] good look at me and then we'll be friends. We'll get _____ wonderfully.' And yet, Yury left the room feeling col
[016] t o and tied to his back. He was hardly able to crawl _____ on the ground. He spoke a few w0rds with great diicul
[017] but for now he was too weak. And so the happy couple, _____ with Lara's daughter, Katya, enjoyed a short time of
[018] them laughed and sang as the horse and carriage raced _____ the road to Varyniko. When they arrived, they decide
[019] the baby in one arm and was dragging the other child _____ . No one knew where Yury was so they searched for him
[020] t to the Greek state of Thessaly. The usual route was _____ a narrow valley in the mountains, but this was now gu
[021] the Mediterranean coast. Every twenty-five kilometres _____ the route; there was a place to buy food and stay the
[022] n border with Cilicia (southern Turkey). They marched _____ the Mediterranean coast towards the Persian camp, cov
[023] y, in Alexandria, Alexander travelled kilometres west _____ the Mediterranean coast with a small group of soldier
[024] h half his soldiers, Alexander followed a local guide _____ a small path used only by animals and their owners. A
[025] in the rural Catskills and the Delaware River Valley. _____ with the estimated $5 billion construction cost, the