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DIRECTIONS: Below, you will see 10 items. Each item contains 7 lines of text. In the middle of each line is a gap (a blank line). Which word fits in all of the gaps in each set? Use the drop-down menu to make your choice. If you choose an incorrect word, it will appear next to the drop-down list. Keep trying until you choose the right word. When you finish the quiz, you will see your score. Click START OVER to try the quiz again.
Which word/phrase fits all the gaps in each set? (Corpus=corpus_awl.txt)

burst confusion damage delayed kicked poured pride resistance screw wing
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[001] hospital, but no one was  seriously hurt.  Trains were  _____  for the rest of the day. The  cause of the accident wa     

[001] rhaps I could leave a small bomb in the machine, on a   _____  time-switch. Then, after I had transferred, the  machi     
[002] lad Elizabeth was that their own journey had not been   _____  a day!  Mr and Mrs Gardiner were enjoying their conver     
[003] eded each  other.  But the storms of the rainy season,  _____  the ships after  Alexander's army had already entered      
[004] hospital, but no one was  seriously hurt.  Trains were  _____  for the rest of the day.  The  cause of the accident w     
[005]  Sunday  Frances had telephoned  me. The boat had been  _____ . She begged me not to  wait, but to go to  Crete and s     
[006] rhaps I could leave a small bomb in the machine, on a   _____  time-switch. Then, after I had transferred, the  machi     
[007] lad Elizabeth was that their own journey had not been   _____  a day!  Mr and Mrs Gardiner were enjoying their conver     
[008] eded each  other.  But the storms of the rainy season,  _____  the ships after  Alexander's army had already entered    

[001] do by itself, and justice is no longer denied by being  _____ .  EDS is a self- operating subsidiary of General Motor     
[002]  and a detailed log of transmission  action as well as  _____  sending capability (to take  advantage  of lower off-h     
[003] partly because payments for the  LVMH  shares had been  _____ , but added: "We are not really  exposed to  UK interes     
[004] ans left Warsaw, also bound for  West  Germany. It was  _____  because extra carriages had to be  found  for the unex     
[005] psulated in the first try. Wales, characteristically,   _____   the heel at a scrum, putting Robert Jones in trouble      
[006] , on his first racecourse appearance, which  has  been  _____  by injury and hard ground. Mukddaam easily  disposed       
[007] re on  some interesting subject the hour for sleep was  _____  for a  time. The colonists then spoke of the future, a     
[008]  Relations   Director Jack Dunn.      Their flight was  _____ , Dunn said, when a boarding   ramp inflicted some mino     
[009] ed by stoppages   over allegedly trivial disputes that  _____  our missile   program. In addition, disclosures that m     
[010] ibility in mind, Arkansas' Wilbur Mills deliberately    _____  calling a meeting of the Committee on Committees,   an     
[011] ws story reported that Frank Sinatra   and Dean Martin  _____  103 airplane passengers 10   minutes in London while t     
[012]  off like   a gentleman. Being blistered for curbs has  _____    his work somewhat. But up to date he has shown as mu     
[013] type product- the purchase of which can   be switched,  _____ , or put off entirely- the implications   are important     
[014] ing of this kind in my collection,   one for hastening  _____  menstruation. The sufferer   drinks tansy tea.      Br     
[015] dinner hour there was twelve   noon. If this woman had  _____  until after 11:20 to   start her shopping, she would h     
[016] ake no move   unless they are manipulated.   Color was  _____  until 1935, the wide screen until   the early fifties.     
[017]  an   instructor in the English Department. But he had  _____    accepting this job, and as he was leaving to come ho     
[018] 778 was $75   a month as a colonel, and that apt to be  _____ . He   was shown a warm welcome regardless, and spent t     
[019] a hunger for "money, gold and precious   objects" that  _____  the papal pronouncement that   could have brought the      
[020] mpletion ages as   "advanced", "moderate" (modal), or " _____ " according   to whether the child's age equivalent "do     
[021] ons may be called   "somewhat   advanced" or "somewhat  _____ ", as the case may be,   reserving "moderate" for dots      
[022] ar immediately above or below the middle curve,   and " _____ " when they appear below the lower curve.      To summa     
[023] n Figure 4. For the boy, this epiphysis   was markedly  _____  at Onset but near the mean at   Completion. Thus, the      
[024] irl the epiphysis was slightly advanced at Onset and    _____  at Completion. Obviously, the slowing for her   may ha     
[025] nction   with its position in the figure: girl 2 had a  _____    Onset and further                                        


	
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[001]  I thought of her crying sadly after my  death.  Tears  _____  from my eyes.  I knew that I must be  strong.  'I will     
[002] her.  Now she was dead.  Her life was a memory.  Tears  _____   down my face.  All my future happiness was gone ? sto     
[003] ad.' He took  Faria's knife, broke open the bottle and  _____  a little of the  liquid into Faria's mouth.  Then he w     
[004] in his hand.  When it seemed to be  the right time, he  _____  a little of the liquid into Faria's  mouth.  Then he w     
[005] an  hour.  Then he put the bottle to Faria's mouth and  _____  in  the rest of the liquid.  Faria moved.  His eyes op     
[006] suddenly  made a loud noise and left the ground.  Fire  _____  from it.  It  stayed silently in the air for a few min     
[007]  carefully,  Harald put  the passport on his tray  and  _____   11    the coffee onto it.  When the passport was very     
[008]  I thought of her crying sadly after my  death.  Tears  _____  from my eyes.  I knew that I must be  strong.  'I will     
[009] her.  Now she was dead.  Her life was a memory.  Tears  _____   down my face.  All my future happiness was gone ? sto     
[010] ad.' He took  Faria's knife, broke open the bottle and  _____  a little of the  liquid into Faria's mouth.  Then he w     
[011] in his hand.  When it seemed to be  the right time, he  _____  a little of the liquid into Faria's  mouth.  Then he w     
[012] an  hour.  Then he put the bottle to Faria's mouth and  _____  in  the rest of the liquid.  Faria moved.  His eyes op     
[013] suddenly  made a loud noise and left the ground.  Fire  _____  from it.  It  stayed silently in the air for a few min     

[001] or  Latchetts. I  hated him, if you want to know.'  He  _____  himself another glass of champagne and drank it.  'It'     
[002]  the curtain and  fetched her mother's best glass. She  _____  some water  from  the big water cooler and gave Uncle      
[003]  boys.  By this time the room was full of people. They  _____  in  from all over Lagos. Each new arrival looked at th     
[004] e end of the school field, and  cried and cried. Tears  _____  down her face like rain water.  She let them flow. It      
[005]  and ordered him and her son to leave. Tears of anger   _____   down Nna-nndo 's face as he left the hut.  Okoboshi's     
[006] ed the new bed in front of their new home, the driver   _____  a little whisky over the mattress.  'There, I have chr     
[007] ompany. He remembered their escape together and  tears  _____  down his face.  Someone touched his shoulder. It was N     
[008]   the  windows, not cut the steering  cable.'  Grafalk  _____  me some more sherry. 'How much do you  know about  Mar     
[009] lock, falling down into the forward  gates. Wet  grain  _____  out of the  holds, covering everyone  with gold mud. T     
[010] dates when Pole Star had lost contracts to Grafalk.  I  _____  myself a drink. Boom Boom had called me about hi  i  i     
[011]   I call you that, do you?'  He sat down opposite  and  _____  himself a glass of whisky. There was an  expression of     
[012] ngly. Oh yes. And then you killed  Phillips.'  Grafalk  _____  himself some more whisky. 'Mattingly did  most of the      
[013] wearing a grey dress and a heavy pearl  necklace.  She  _____  me a glass of  wine. 'Now. I must  hear what happened.     
[014] you here, and an old man ready to  look after you.' He  _____  some wine into the pink glasses,  and his hand shook a     
[015] o the pink glasses,  and his hand shook a little as he  _____ . It  was very quiet in the room.  She said, 'I think I     
[016] She knelt down,  put her arm under the boy's head, and  _____  brandy  between his lips. It ran out at the sides of h     
[017] here was no reply.  Then they broke down the door, and  _____  into the great  dining room.  The Doctor was the first     
[018] y lay a rope.  For a long time nobody spoke. The sweat  _____  off the  doctor's face.  The chaplain was whispering p     
[019] e's tiny wrist  against the broken glass so that blood  _____  down on to the  bed. As soon as the cold fingers let g     
[020] he house on fire.  But that depends how I feel' And he  _____  himself a drink.  'Don't drink any more, Mr Hindley!'      
[021] indley. The knife cut into Hindley's wrist, and  blood  _____  out. Heathcli jumped into the kitchen through  the win     
[022]  can't breathe if you kiss me! I want a  drink.' Cathy  _____  him a glass of water.  'And are you glad to see me, Li     
[023] d  two glasses on the bar. 'I  was expecting you.' Al   _____  two drinks. We drank, and he leaned across the bar.  '     
[024] tle in our milk,' Nicky went on.  'Like this?' Lucille  _____  a bit into each glass.  The children gasped with pleas     
[025]   because  probably she would not have  seen him.  She  _____  some gasoline on a corner of the house, rolled  the ta    

[001] the arena's speakers and red, white and blue  confetti  _____  from the rafters once the victory was sealed.  The  ga     
[002]  on you, shame on you," the marchers  chanted as they   _____  off the Brooklyn Bridge, wagging fingers at clusters o     
[003] e boardwalk is supposed  to  be made of wood. The city  _____  the concrete section of the  boardwalk in  1955 after      
[004] and  children, hugging each other ecstatically as they  _____  out  of  the trains. "We've done it!" This was not the     
[005] rnest in May  last year, when hundreds of SNM fighters  _____  across the  Ethiopian border and attacked Hargeisa and     
[006] beach, on which the tormented shingles sounded  as if   _____  out in cart- loads, while the sand raised by the wind      
[007] r  was  transformed into a thick syrup. This syrup was  _____  into  clay  molds, previously fabricated in the kitche     
[008] rag.  Into  this tube, through its upper extremity, he  _____  a solution of  potash, previously obtained by burning      
[009]  struggled  with the convicts, he called to Ayrton, he  _____  forth  entreaties to that mysterious being,--that powe     
[010] e opening on  the northeast, which was partly visible,  _____  out no torrent  upon the northern slope of the mountai     
[011] time a  torrent of lava, bursting from the new summit,  _____  out in  long  cascades, like water escaping from a vas     
[012] southern and eastern sides an  unceasing  flow of lava  _____  forth, thus forming two distinct streams.  Above the n     
[013]  done. The judge listened quietly as the young woman    _____  out her frustrations- then discussing with her   the p     
[014] Saturday Evening   Post was slow to revive. But Curtis  _____  over $1   million into it and in time it again became      
[015] ill flow out of the chamber.      The amount of liquid  _____  into the chamber is   determined by subtracting the qu     
[016] few lines find   you the same".      The letters which  _____  forth from camps were usually   written under adverse      
[017] n bound it loosely with cotton   cloth, over which she  _____  turpentine. He showed   me one of his fingers which ha     
[018] or so before serving time. It may be   a bit cold when  _____ ; but again, as one will have   observed at any restaur     
[019] whether in terms of finance or spiritual concern- is    _____  into the private and domestic interests of the   membe     
[020]  of U. S. taxpayers", this author states, "are being    _____  into South Africa to support a system dedicated   to t     
[021] ysician in the United   States of America, for our man  _____  out his symptoms   and drew a madly waving line indica     
[022]  placed flush with the inside of the wall. Mortar   is  _____  between this bracing and the 4-inch blocks   on edge t     
[023] terday. On the anniversary   of her father's death she  _____  out with agonized   tears her feelings of guilt about      
[024]  stock and cut   to shape, it can be molded, it can be  _____ -in-place,   it can be applied by spray guns, etc.          
[025]  make it possible   for urethane foam components to be  _____ , pumped,   etc., into a void where they foam up to fil     


	
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[001] ons. Once  you  have the panels, only a glue gun and a  _____  gun are  required to  assemble the home. A honeycomb b     
[002] e de Klerk administration, and believe a  turn of  the  _____  would effect more change. It is because Britain will       
[003] Reama, who retired as vice president of the   American  _____  Co. in 1955 said, "Both parties in the   last election     
[004] le through the pieces and secure with   a 2-56 nut and  _____ . Drill two No. 50 holes, one in   the insert and one i     
[005] the corresponding   holes in the frame. Cut off excess  _____  lengths and   file flush with either frame or nut. Dri     
[006] end and tap 2-56. (See Fig. 7.) Put a 2-56   roundhead  _____  into the hole, cut off the excess threads   and file f     
[007] ith the underside of the bar. To find   the other stop  _____  position, insert the tappet into   the frame and hold      
[008] ition, insert the tappet into   the frame and hold the  _____  head tight against the   frame edge. Scribe a line acr     
[009] the tappet, 1/4'' plus half the diameter of   the 2-56  _____  head (about 5/64'') away from the frame   edge. Total      
[010] his dimension slightly undersize so you can file the    _____  head to get exactly 1/4'' tappet movement. Drill   a N     
[011]  a No. 50 hole, tap 2-56 and insert a roundhead 2-56    _____  as you did on the first end. Drill a No. 47 hole   cro     
[012] he point of the stem. Before the resin has hardened,    _____  a one-inch mahogany keel strip along the centerline.       
[013] ding when it is released),   loosening the lock nut or  _____ , and rotating the housing   until the desired tension      
[014] developments for production equipment.      The turret  _____  machine, now known as the Brown   + Sharpe hand            
[015]        machine, now known as the Brown   + Sharpe hand  _____  machine, takes its ancestry directly   from Mr. Brown'     
[016] e. Mr.   Brown made important additions to the arts in  _____    machine design by drastically improving the means fo     
[017] tenets laid down by Mr. Brown. It expanded   from hand  _____  machines to automatic                                      
[018]                                  machines to automatic  _____  machines,   from simple formed-tooth gear cutting mach     
[019] ly producing   Brown + Sharpe single spindle automatic  _____  machines,   grinding machines of many types, and knee      
[020] st Supper- and her   canvas, small- the head of a tiny  _____ . She had tuned   her sight to the proper degree. As sh     
[021] rrently reproducing the Last Supper on the   head of a  _____ ".      "O, I say", the lady twittered.      Helva turn     
[022] nd brilliantly executed Last Supper on the head of   a  _____ .      "Well", remarked one gentleman who had been forc     
[023] foot-loose and fancy-free", he said,   "has now become  _____ -loose and frenzy-free. In our   age of Science and Ang     
[024] Callas once described   as "like chipping teeth with a  _____  driver", and her   round, opalescent face becomes fasc     
[025] ons. Once  you  have the panels, only a glue gun and a  _____  gun are  required to  assemble the home. A honeycomb b     


	
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[001] ish spy, Peter  Churchill, passing money to the French  _____ .  Odette  learned quickly.  She started more and more      
[002] said.  "Peter is my husband.  He doesn't  work for the  _____  ? he's only here for me." Did the  Germans believe her     
[003] .  "You are a British spy and  you work for the French  _____ .  Return to your prison  room and wait."Days, weeks, a     
[004] s is  not for me," she said.  "It's for all the French  _____   workers in the war."Odette's brave actions saved thou     
[005]   This is most important during wars.  p.  10  French   _____ : an organized group of French people who fought  again     
[006] ish spy, Peter  Churchill, passing money to the French  _____ .  Odette  learned quickly.  She started more and more      
[007] said.  "Peter is my husband.  He doesn't  work for the  _____  ? he's only here for me." Did the  Germans believe her     
[008] .  "You are a British spy and  you work for the French  _____ .  Return to your prison  room and wait."Days, weeks, a     
[009] s is  not for me," she said.  "It's for all the French  _____   workers in the war."Odette's brave actions saved thou     
[010]   This is most important during wars.  p.  10  French   _____ : an organized group of French people who fought  again     

[001] e me  strength. I  fought back as hard as I could. My   _____  surprised him, and he shouted for help. His  sisters r     
[002] g biography of Faubus that this 'first bold  symbol of  _____ ,' early as it was in the long struggle for  black civi     
[003] ture them on morals for  moviemaking. But  Hollywood's  _____  to past, often politically motivated  tirades against      
[004] r urban communities. One  response has  been organised  _____ . The refusal to pay federal taxes  and  the state's he     
[005]  craved action, was a case which justified not merely   _____ ,  but actual retaliation against the federal authoriti     
[006] centration camp was filled only with heroic  Communist  _____  fighters. East German history-books  needed  to do som     
[007] t is quoted, in order to prove: 'The excuse that  'all  _____  is pointless' does not work.' Another textbook,  quoti     
[008] e me  strength. I  fought back as hard as I could. My   _____  surprised him, and he shouted for help. His  sisters r    

[001] biography of Faubus  that this 'first bold symbol  of   _____ ,' early as it was in the long struggle for black civil     
[002] cture them on morals for moviemaking. But Hollywood's   _____  to past,  often politically motivated tirades against      
[003] azard in Los  Angeles,  and the latter is running into  _____  everywhere from  environmentally sensitive homeowners.     
[004] ide plants with a  tolerance of drought and salt and a  _____  to pests.  In  meat  production, attempts to eliminate     
[005] s into any country, including Canada,  without strong   _____ . More people are believed to watch CNN in  Canada via      
[006] ific gravity of  the square log, its hardness, and its  _____  to abrasion  are  all superior to that of the raw log.     
[007] points of isolation,  sound insulation, and earthquake  _____ . A side benefit  is  the preservation of the above- gr     
[008]  uniforms who had been taken prisoner by  Khmer  Rouge  _____  guerrillas after Hanoi's withdrawal  deadline of  26 S     
[009] e country.  Reports of military gains by the Cambodian  _____  have  almost  certainly been exaggerated in the last w     
[010] Congress is debating future aid to the non-  communist  _____  factions". There has also been some  hasty  back- peda     
[011] ogramme's emphasis on a mixed economy also met little   _____ . Democracy is, of course, a tedious process, and  the      
[012]  leaving behind my people who have fought a 14-  year   _____ ; that would not be accepted. That would not be  reason     
[013] histles. There was no cliff, and the shore  offered no  _____  to the ocean but a chain of irregular  hillocks. Here      
[014] granite is  extremely  hard, and will oppose a greater  _____  to the explosion."  "And when shall we see this, capta     
[015] er also very powerful,  and  in spite of the monster's  _____  he was firmly tied so that  he could not even move. "Y     
[016] lm, his eyes fell, his head  bent, and he made no more  _____ . "Poor fellow!"  murmured the  engineer. Cyrus Harding     
[017]  meanwhile, Lady Glenarvan undertook  to  vanquish the  _____  of the ruffian. "At last, her influence  prevailed, an     
[018] rus Harding would be of his way of thinking.  But  was  _____  and, in the last place, victory possible? That  would      
[019] employing a metal with the highest  possible  power of  _____ , and steel is incontestably that metal of  all  others     
[020] ou  see, Pencroft," observed Harding, "there has been   _____  on  the part of the unfortunate Ayrton. The convicts h     
[021] mentioned by one-third or more of   the builders were " _____  to high interest rates,   cost advantage of buying ove     
[022] lex an organization   must, first of all, overcome the  _____  of layers   of officials wedded to traditional procedu     
[023]   that the secretary's neck may be spared. @   #LITTLE  _____ #   @ CAMBODIA'S chief of state, who has been accused o     
[024] urrender could be followed by   the effective military  _____  by occupied peoples.   Hope for the future ... would l     
[025] aesthetic climate   of the times; a brilliant piece de  _____ ? Certainly   its composer was an ascending star on a n     


	
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[001] ou just want a  boyfriend.' 'Yes, you're right.' Helen  _____  at the sand.  Some  sea birds suddenly flew up from th     
[002] hat, he began to push my  arms and  legs very hard.  I  _____  and shouted, but I  couldn't stop him.  I jumped back      
[003] y with his fingers, sometimes he pushed me, hit  me or  _____  me.  It wasn't just a bad game now.  It was a  dangero     
[004] .  That night Poldy really punished me.  He pushed me,  _____   me and hit me.  The funny thing is: you can never see     
[005]  heart was  going wildly), I couldn't find it.  Then I  _____  something.  I  touched it: it was William's bedside ta     
[006] sed the switch  but  the light didn't come on.  Then I  _____  something on the  floor:  it was the plug.  I got down     
[007] got him into the trailer with great difficulty, but he  _____   angrily against the sides all the way back to the far     
[008] d to go crazy.  They lifted their  front feet high and  _____  angrily.  Even from here you could  see the whites of      
[009] e died.  The stallion turned, threw his head back and   _____  at the ground with his feet.  For a moment he did not      
[010] imself to the ground and got the  ball just before Sam  _____  it.  But Jock's head took the kick.  He died in hospit     
[011] m, Inter Milan.  One of Milan's  players, Luis Suarez,  _____  Borussia's Kurrai right in front of  the Yugoslavian r     
[012] t there was only one minute left, so their goalkeeper   _____   the ball off the pitch.  A Stoke player ran to get th     
[013] K hit them with heavy sticks.  The Freedom Riders were  _____ , and some were covered  in blood.  A photographer took     
[014]  angry because he was home late from  the races.  Nero  _____  her to death.  In 64 AD a fire started in Rome.  It  b     
[015] e bank.  Its branches were low over the water.  Simon   _____  hard,  caught the branch, and held onto it.  The water     
[016] ou just want a  boyfriend.' 'Yes, you're right.' Helen  _____  at the sand.  Some  sea birds suddenly flew up from th     
[017] hat, he began to push my  arms and  legs very hard.  I  _____  and shouted, but I  couldn't stop him.  I jumped back      
[018] y with his fingers, sometimes he pushed me, hit  me or  _____  me.  It wasn't just a bad game now.  It was a  dangero     
[019] .  That night Poldy really punished me.  He pushed me,  _____   me and hit me.  The funny thing is: you can never see     
[020]  heart was  going wildly), I couldn't find it.  Then I  _____  something.  I  touched it: it was William's bedside ta     
[021] sed the switch  but  the light didn't come on.  Then I  _____  something on the  floor:  it was the plug.  I got down     
[022] got him into the trailer with great difficulty, but he  _____   angrily against the sides all the way back to the far     
[023] d to go crazy.  They lifted their  front feet high and  _____  angrily.  Even from here you could  see the whites of      
[024] e died.  The stallion turned, threw his head back and   _____  at the ground with his feet.  For a moment he did not      
[025] imself to the ground and got the  ball just before Sam  _____  it.  But Jock's head took the kick.  He died in hospit    

[001]  hit her in the mouth. Then he was  on top of her. She  _____  and scratched, but he was too  strong for her. Then su     
[002] blood rolled down it to my hand.  In the dining room I  _____  over a cupboard with glasses in  it. The  cupboard cra     
[003] . I forced myself to breathe  deeply, to  stay calm. I  _____  off my  shoes, then reached into  the water and pulled     
[004] den path. The yellow dog lay across the  door, and she  _____  it out of the way.  'The place isn't tidy. Had no time     
[005]  stomach, with one arm across  his face. 'Get up!' She  _____  him in the  shoulders. He didn't move. 'Oh, my God, I      
[006] cli, by  telling Hindley that 'that devil' had hit and  _____  him when he  was unconscious. And I told Heathcli to h     
[007] arm caught his legs and he came down  on top of me.  I  _____  him once,  caught his gun arm,  and had just decided t     
[008]  of the trap for the last  twenty-five years was being  _____  out into the road by a  small foot with an attractive      
[009] nd  the room by my hair, then beat me to the floor and  _____  me.  I still refused to swear to something I had not d     
[010]  shall  die if you keep me here - . .' I screamed and   _____  as she held me.  'Silence! Control yourself!' She push     
[011] left hand rockets fired once, but they shouldn't have   _____  the way they did. Send someone outside to have a  look     
[012] uth. She moved the fan towards the  water. Then Monika  _____  him hard from behind. He fell  forward into the water.     
[013]  it?  Monika tried to remember where the room was. She  _____   open the door of room 613. Empty! Room 614.  Empty!       
[014] ready to shoot. Then there was a  loud crash as Monika  _____  down the door. The man turned  and pointed the crossbo     
[015] the  face. She fell to the floor of the coach. Vitjord  _____  her  hard.  'Now, my little Swedish friend,' Vitjord s     
[016] aid. 'I've been watching  you. You look really sad.' I  _____  the ground with my  walking  boot. 'Oh,' I said, pulli     
[017] ll work under me. Open the  windows, you lazy boy.' He  _____  Oliver, and entered the  shop. Noah was a poor boy, bu     
[018] d  Dianne and Klickman tried to pull Mark away. Dianne  _____   Klickman and there was more screaming and fighting.       
[019] werful black warhorse, but it  was wild. It jumped and  _____  and turned. Nobody was  able  to ride it. When Philip      
[020]   sat  with me, not saying much, until the painkillers  _____  in. It was  such a loving thing to do. She's very perc     
[021]  red.  boots did not look like a workman's boots, so I  _____   them against the rocks to make them look older. The       
[022] t hesitated as he jumped. Perhaps he felt my anger. I   _____   him at the wrong moment,  and pulled at his mouth. I      
[023]  I felt light,  empty.  He stepped through my door and  _____  it shut behind him.  'George  Millace was bad,' he sai     
[024] n I fell on the  ground, they  used their boots. They   _____  my arms, legs,  back, stomach, head.  Everything went      
[025] ved and  stopped for us. We packed our things into it,  _____  two of  Montmorency's friends out of the  taxi, and st   

[001]  formed snatch squads and, with uniformed colleagues,   _____  and  beat demonstrators. On at least one occasion,  de     
[002]  years ago a Sao Paulo solicitor  was  applauded as he  _____  a young would-be pickpocket to  death. He  was never c     
[003]  round the town. Many were  clubbed to  the ground and  _____ . Shortly after Gunter Krusche, a  leading  figure in t     
[004] ter an embarrassing hitch resulted in the deal  being   _____  firmly into touch by student authorities. Instead of a     
[005] John  Ellis, making his debut after signing from York,  _____  the  goal  after Brendon Tuuta went high on Kevin Bear     
[006] phed holding a United shirt) and juggled, headed  and   _____  a football in front of a at first incredulous and then     
[007] gin to pull  back  the Lions' lead. Didier Camberabero  _____  a penalty and  converted a characteristic try by Serge     
[008] s knife into its heart.  The jaguar fell. The stranger  _____  away the body, and was  about  to fly at the moment wh     
[009] in the Cotton Bowl.      That's because he already has  _____  14 extra points   in 15 tries. He ran his string of su     
[010]  hopes to start practicing field goals this   week. He  _____  several while playing at Stamford High   School, inclu     
[011] at beat Anson, 3-0, in a 1953   district game.      "I  _____  about 110 extra points in 135 tries during   three yea     
[012]  one time. I never did miss one in a playoff   game- I  _____  about 20 in the five playoff games my   last two years     
[013]  time we've   been ahead this season (when John Richey  _____  what   proved to be the winning field goal)".      Ass     
[014] x on payments he received from a client company and   " _____  back" to the company's advertising manager,   the Tax      
[015] AL CAUSES"#   _TO THE EDITOR:_      Sir- An old man is  _____  to death by muggers. The   medical examiner states tha     
[016] g. One old   man told me that when he was a boy he was  _____  in   the head by a fractious mule and had his scalp la     
[017]  resigned pose of the   whipping boy who expects to be  _____  whenever the   master has had a dyspeptic outing with      
[018] ked- except for guns, cartridge boxes and   hats. They  _____  their horses through the deep water   with their bare      
[019] idest bastards   around. Just about to get their asses  _____  into hut   Seven. Plenty of room there now. All those      
[020] of my own gun, and to my amazement, it had fired and    _____  back into my shoulder with the force of an angry   mul     
[021] he asked.      Elaine nodded. "They are the best". She  _____  the   locker lid shut and replaced the cushion. "They      
[022]  three vegetable months she waved her crabbed claws,    _____  weakly with her clubbed feet and enjoyed the   usual r     
[023]  a mighty   whack on the back. "McLish", he said as he  _____  the   horse into motion, "I'd be a mighty sad man if w     
[024] or banged open. He   slapped the buckskin again and it  _____  wildly, its   hoofs rattling the side of the stall.        
[025] uo   applied the blade flat on a cheek. A shrill yelp,  _____    legs, and groping hands that circled Matsuo's wrist.     


	
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[001] lity (1811) was her first successful book.  Next  came  _____  and Prejudice (1813).  Jane wrote both these  books so     
[002]   Other stories by Jane Austen in  Penguin Readers are  _____  and Prejudice, Emma and  Persuasion.  Chapter 1 A New      
[003] ends  to come and live with her - one of them, Carolyn  _____ , was  an old schoolfriend of hers.  This was the begin     
[004] ck on its ancient  culture that gives its  people such  _____  and dignity. So... uhm... yes, times are  changing.  M     
[005] now.  You see, I always had to  be Number One.  Family  _____ , you see.    In the autumn of my last year at Harvard      
[006] After the match I lay in the hot bath and thought with  _____   about the game.  I'd scored one goal, and  helped to      
[007] hinking about? Who could say? Why was  he here? Family  _____ , perhaps.  'Look at me.  I am a very  busy, important      
[008]  you will love Bozo.  But  you Barretts are so full of  _____  , you'll go through life  thinking that you hate each      
[009] lity (1811) was her first successful book.  Next  came  _____  and Prejudice (1813).  Jane wrote both these  books so     
[010]   Other stories by Jane Austen in  Penguin Readers are  _____  and Prejudice, Emma and  Persuasion.  Chapter 1 A New      
[011] ends  to come and live with her - one of them, Carolyn  _____ , was  an old schoolfriend of hers.  This was the begin     
[012] ck on its ancient  culture that gives its  people such  _____  and dignity. So... uhm... yes, times are  changing.  M     

[001] '. Flora began to write her letters, taking a certain   _____  in varying the style in which each  letter was written     
[002] Seth,  as he sat at the other side of the table in the  _____  of casual  manhood, with a good many buttons undone.       
[003] d an' his  heart out o' his body an' his soul an' his   _____ ...'  'Really?' said Flora, looking in her sewing-box f     
[004]  We  have got to fill the black community with our own  _____  - not  something the white man gives us, but something     
[005] ay of Steve Biko's funeral,  the System in their white  _____  have turned away thousands  who wanted to come here, s     
[006] !'  Again, the crowd exploded, but this time there was  _____   and determination mixed with their anger. The speaker     
[007] with each of the men in my care. I  want you to take a  _____  in your prison and in your work here.  What is this ma     
[008] sympathy or  pity. And above all she had her mother's   _____  and hardness. Other eyes apart from mine saw all  thes     
[009] Miss Ingram's  feelings?'  'She only has one feeling -  _____ . Were you jealous, Jane?'  'Never mind, Mr Rochester.      
[010] n to understand that God has been punishing me for  my  _____  and my past wickedness. Last Monday night, in a  mood      
[011] ere in Hertfordshire. Everybody is disgusted with his   _____ . You won't find him praised by anyone.' 'I can't prete     
[012] o respect that promise.'  'How strange that Mr Darcy's  _____  has not made him help  you! Surely he's too proud to w     
[013] acter or common sense. It was this, the worst kind of   _____ , which had destroyed for a while every hope of  happin     
[014]  not only of love that he spoke. He also talked of his  _____ ,  and  his sense of her social inferiority, which had      
[015] berately, and I hope the  pain will not last long. The  _____  which, you tell me, has long  prevented the expression     
[016] ght not have considered these  oences of mine, if your  _____  had not been hurt by my honest  confession of my reaso     
[017] guise of any sort. Nor am I ashamed of my feelings of   _____ , which are very natural. Could you expect me to deligh     
[018] accept it.  The moment I first met you, I noticed your  _____ , your sense of  superiority, and your selfish disdain      
[019] vent his friend  marrying her sister. But his terrible  _____ , his shameless  confession of what he had done to sepa     
[020] ays been so proud of my ability to judge people!  That  _____  has led me blindly into making a stupid mistake.  Flat     
[021] asure and pain.  Mr Darcy had thought so little of his  _____  that he had spent  considerable time, eort and money o     
[022] matter of honour, he had been able to  conquer his own  _____ . She was . even rather pleased, if a  little regretful     
[023] ving daughters. It may be  guessed with what delighted  _____  she afterwards visited Mrs  Bingley and  talked of Mrs     
[024] ed him to forgive his aunt, who eventually  forgot her  _____  enough to visit them at Pemberley.  There remained a c     
[025]  Pattana Clinic, Hu,' said Hu's father. He was full of  _____   for his daughter. 'She wants you to sing in their new     

[001] e same  genre. Neither  Abrams  nor Gordis points with  _____  to the undeniable  accomplishments of  American Jewry.     
[002] m of  tomorrow?  The Old Caste System  North Americans  _____  themselves  on their  version of democracy. "Everybody     
[003] Architecture Page 23  891108 Time to  restore London's  _____ : Gavin Stamp says County Hall can  still be  saved to      
[004]   the  world paying homage to Stockholm. Such is civic  _____ . The  contrast with London is painful and depressing.      
[005] better, for it is an expression of the high  hopes and  _____  with which London's government began.  The London  Cou     
[006] which again  could  and should become a focus of civic  _____ . �Ģ Architecture  Page 23  891108 The acceptable face     
[007] onths  their flagrantly communal slogans ('Say it with  _____  - I am a  Hindu') have propelled them to significant g     
[008] nd  on  Saturday was to add insult to severely injured  _____ . In all  honesty we should have won by at least 15 poi     
[009] play the best sides in Europe". Having dispatched the   _____  of  Romania, Steaua Bucharest, and the cream of Wales,     
[010] e opponents, desperate to restore some of  their  lost  _____ . Wood remains, but Jo Durie replaces Gomer  while Anne     
[011] active odds. �ĢSport Page 35  891005  Racing: Certain  _____  for Elsworth By JOHN KARTER,  Racing  Correspondent DA     
[012] fe, he resigned from an office in which he took  great  _____ . Yardley was proud that he was one of the few  bowlers     
[013] miling, and  Pencroft with an indescribable feeling of  _____ . "Very good,  Herbert," replied Pencroft, "but I could     
[014]  errors in the U. S. Forest Service,   whose officials  _____  themselves in their scientific   training, he added.       
[015]  triumphs include   "Random Harvest", "Madame Curie", " _____  and Prejudice",   "The Forsythe Saga" and "Mrs. Minive     
[016] y said, "As an American   I have the greatest possible  _____  in the work that   is being done in dozens of schools      
[017] also gave the Corps a tilling in spots. Speaking   of " _____ ", he deplored the noncommissioned officer   "whose uni     
[018] rican nations   wake up to the truth that out of false  _____  they are   visiting ruin on Central Africa.      Right     
[019] It seems that Khrushchev himself   took a very special  _____  in having made a world-shaking   contribution to Marxi     
[020] es of the Chicago   style.      Another source of  NBC  _____  was its rare film clip   of Bix Beiderbecke, but this      
[021] ng herself be tempted by the   classic sin of artistic  _____ - that subtle vanity that   sometimes misleads a great      
[022] tumbling American   leadership is due to the shock her  _____  suffered when   the Japanese attacked at Pearl Harbor.     
[023] cultural values and social institutions, feelings of    _____  and worth, aspirations and hopes basic to human   well     
[024] after winning her share of races.      Stardel (Star's  _____ -Starlette Hanover), 2:34 h,   looks quite promising. F     
[025] utiful filly and likes to trot. Hickory   Hill (Star's  _____ -Venus Hanover) has gone in 2:33 h;   Hickory Spark (Ha     


	
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[001] it the android in the head and the android's brain box  _____ .  The Nexus-6 controls blew into pieces which fell  on     
[002] ndroids an experience  similar to Mercerism.  The door  _____  open.  What a flight!' Rachael Rosen cried. Less than      
[003] red  at her as her eyes begged him not to. The android  _____  and  parts of it flew towards him; he covered his face     
[004] s  with her boyfriends.' The boys all laughed. Aku-nna  _____   into tears and the boys laughed louder than ever.  'W     
[005] e?' thought Aku-nna. 'I thought  she liked Chike.' She  _____  into tears.  Then Chike was standing beside her. His n     
[006] e said. 'What  are you going to call it?'  'A  Aku-nna  _____  out laughing. 'Whoever heard of christening  a bed?' s     
[007] ou may not like Niels, but he is my  lover.'  I gave a  _____  of mad laughter. 'Why should I care about you  and Gra     
[008]  out of the room without saying  something to him. She  _____  into tears, like a little girl.  'Forgive my hat,' she     
[009]  her  head and closed her eyes. Suddenly, her landlady  _____  into  the room.  'There's a letter for you, Miss Moss.     
[010]   her a little girl threw herself down on her  bed and  _____  into tears. Why did he have to ruin it all?  'I say, y     
[011] hild and a yellow sheep dog.  The horses found a final  _____  of speed, and Jo began  singing, 'I don't care, for do     
[012] nside her chest, it grew like a plant after  rain, and  _____  painfully into leaf. 'Feeling better? All right,  are      
[013]  I had nothing but donkeys on my mind. I felt I  would  _____  if I didn't tell someone; and  there was no one to tel     
[014] to doing  things for myself now.' Oh, madam, I almost   _____  into tears when she said that! I couldn't stop myself,     
[015] e to see the  bank blown up. Listen!'  We heard a wild  _____  of mixed gunfire.  'That will be the general arriving      
[016]  anger flooded her ancient  body,  and sometimes names  _____  from her green  lips. 'Amos...  Elfine... Urk...'  No      
[017] ertson, one of the journalists on the Daily  Dispatch,  _____  into the office and threw a bundle of  photographs on      
[018] biggest  illegal meeting I have ever seen!'  The crowd  _____  into laughter. Woods recognized Biko's  voffice immedi     
[019]  the face. When she reached Biko's face she  suddenly   _____  out crying, putting her arm around him, her head down      
[020] ewriter in his study. A few minutes later,  the police  _____  into the house. That is how Woods first  learned that      
[021] r what Evalina  said? Go and wash your hands!'  Duncan  _____  into tears.  Later that night, Wendy went to kiss Dunc     
[022] kly as you can.'  After all her control, Wendy finally  _____  into tears. 'He's  there!' she said to Jane and Dillon     
[023] t. Paul watched him walk into his classroom,  where  a  _____  of clapping greeted his arrival. Dumb with terror, Pau     
[024]  beautiful as  a  love poem. The green glass seemed to  _____  into flower  under her feet as she passed from the lif     
[025] damn!' said Crammond as the policeman waiting  outside  _____  into  the room. 'He'll never  go to prison now.'  Mayb     

[001] era is just about over for "Mr.  Show,  " a half- hour  _____  of pop- cultural  commentary and cutting-  edge irony      
[002] he team won 1  game and  lost  15. There was one brief  _____  of glory in 1969, when Joe  Namath  led the team to an     
[003] rted it five yards from his own line with a brilliant   _____  which took him over the half-way line. Richardson then     
[004]  break. Within moments of the  restart, Simon Langford  _____  through the remnants of the  Cumbrian midfield, Nigel      
[005] end to be creatures of  habit and, at present, a short  _____  of goals every Saturday  night is just a tease; an uni     
[006] lf  to rub them. The hardy sailor could not restrain a  _____  of  laughter on seeing the efforts of the lad to succe     
[007] o will come, like everything else!" he repeated, in a   _____   of absolute confidence. This work lasted till the 15t     
[008] ge, and  introduced  among the nitro- glycerine, would  _____  by means of a fuse,  and  cause the explosion. But Cyr     
[009] ously, "if Pencroft has not had--" "Look here,  Neb,"   _____  out Pencroft. "Do you think I could have a bullet in m     
[010] e  door, at which he was scratching as if he wished to  _____  it  open. Jup was also uttering piercing cries. "Hello     
[011] e two marksmen remained unhurt. Horrible  imprecations  _____   from the boat, which immediately continued its way. T     
[012] nchions were smashed, as if some tremendous shell had   _____  in  the interior of the brig. The colonists could easi     
[013]  are we going to do with  all  this?" And every moment  _____  forth the hurrahs of the  delighted  sailor when he ca     
[014] ano, although considered extinct, may evidently again   _____   forth." "But if an eruption of Mount Franklin occurre     
[015] he boiler, nor the volcano, which is the chimney, will  _____   under the pressure of gas. Nevertheless, I repeat, it     
[016] the palisade,  and  as they reached the gate the storm  _____  forth with  tremendous  fury. In a minute the corral w     
[017] hted  lantern, and all left the corral. The storm then  _____  forth with  tremendous violence. The interval between      
[018] lized by  a storm of extreme violence, and the thunder  _____  several  times  over the island. Large trees were stru     
[019] f scoriae  fell  on the ground; but no current of lava  _____  from the mouth of  the  volcano, which proved that the     
[020] ows as far as the side of the  palisade.  The gate was  _____  open by Ayrton, and the animals,  bewildered  with ter     
[021] ed  rocks, which, hurled to more than a thousand feet,  _____  in the  air like shells. Flashes of lightning rivaled      
[022] rturned, skidding into a stopped tractor-trailer   and  _____  into flames near Snellville, the patrol said.      Bob     
[023] tures   of the day when the screen door opened and Pam  _____    out. "Dad"! she said. "It's getting so chilly we've      
[024] ker to visit him- whereupon our   burly Theodore again  _____  into tears.      All this near tragedy, which to us bo     
[025] ble game. It can cut a red squirrel neatly   in two or  _____  a crow into a flurry of feathers.      The most intrig     


	
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[001]  be up in the attic  and another could be in  the west  _____  and you'd hardly see them.  The kids travel everywhere     

[001] er 1  Shooting in Stockholm  The woman standing on the  _____  of the Boeing Steadman  plane was wearing dark glasses     
[002] twenty-six years old. Monika watched the woman on the   _____  of the Boeing Steadman. It would be an exciting job,       
[003] 'I've just sent a fax to.  MI5in London. I think right- _____  terrorists in Britain and  Sweden might be working tog     
[004] ch - both from Gothenburg and both  members of a right- _____  group.  We'll have to check.' 'But what was Chapman do     
[005] excitedly.  'He's  the leader of a South African right- _____  party, now thought to  be living part of the time in M     
[006] 47 took off for  Johannesburg. She looked out onto the  _____  and  remembered the woman standing on the                  
[007]              and  remembered the woman standing on the  _____  of the Boeing  Stearman plane at the Water Festival. S     
[008] s. The 737 turned and  came in to land. She was on the  _____  of the plane again, she  thought. Living dangerously.      
[009] s and fell asleep. She dreamed she was walking on  the  _____  of the plane. When she woke the plane was landing.  'W     
[010] o Marina. The butterfly hit the  window first with one  _____  and then with the other as if he  really was sending a     
[011] ounced on Friday, to invite the I.  R.  A.'s political  _____ , Sinn Fein, to take part next month in full-  fledged      
[012] mittee, and that all of them were  made  from his West  _____  office. They offer a new glimpse at the  mechanics of      
[013] coming the  leading  exponent of what Macintyre calls ' _____ -collar crime.' He  never  disposed of his most famous      
[014] kid, but Nell Parr of  Lawrenceville took me under her  _____ , explaining the  different  kinds of games they play n     
[015] aded her to invite Sinn Fein,  the  I. R. A. political  _____ , to the talks, she said. Sinn Fein, which  like the I.     
[016] ormally invited the Irish  Republican Army's political  _____  to join peace talks in  Northern  Ireland beginning ne     
[017]  be up in the attic  and another could be in  the west  _____  and you'd hardly see  them.  The kids travel everywher     
[018] s a managerial interest in politics, not just a  right- _____  vision. THE COLLECTED THOUGHTS OF JOHN  REDWOOD: On  h     
[019] owed more to Newman  than to  industrialists and right- _____  economists. It proposed, among  much  else, the foundi     
[020] been active in the Labour Club. I've always  been left- _____ . At school, a group of us had a greeting for  each  ot     
[021]  have different  identities. Wadham has a liberal left- _____  ethos, so you don't  get the rugby boors and boat club     
[022]  the pace of a top sprinter. As he thunders  down the   _____  for New Zealand's rugby union team his opponents  coul     
[023]  member of the Sheriff's  Posse  Comitatus. This right- _____  white organisation campaigned,  much as  the militias      
[024] ore than  400  armed men. It only ended when the right- _____  presidential  candidate and US war hero Bo Gritz went      
[025] t  the  survivors. The case created a nationwide right- _____  network  of  supporters and sympathisers. It was widel     

[001] mittee, and that all  of  them were made from his West  _____  office. They offer a new  glimpse at the mechanics of      
[002] coming the leading exponent of what  Macintyre  calls ' _____ -collar crime. ' He  never disposed of his most  famous     
[003] kid, but  Nell Parr of Lawrenceville took me under her  _____ , explaining  the  different kinds of games they play n     
[004] uaded her to invite Sinn Fein, the  I. R. A. political  _____ ,  to the talks, she said. Sinn Fein, which like the I.     
[005] rmally invited the Irish  Republican Army's  political  _____  to join peace talks in  Northern  Ireland beginning ne     
[006] sical  architecture to associate Classicism with right- _____  politics.  Mr  Terry has to some extent redressed the      
[007] sical  architecture to associate Classicism with right- _____  politics.  Mr  Terry has to some extent redressed the      
[008] nt by turning the whole building  around. The northern  _____  of the building was also lopped off.  And, of course,      
[009] e, an  axis  where people can meet. The original adult  _____  has snooker  rooms  and a library strung out in a gent     
[010] ing laughter  from the  first-night audience), a right- _____  academic, a military  automaton, and an Amstrad word-p     
[011]  team is Michael Simmonds, a leading light in  right-   _____  think tank the Adam Smith Institute. The City continue     
[012] h elections, probably on 5 November. When  the  right-  _____  New Democracy party and the Communist-  dominated  coa     
[013] volts in 1987 and  1988.  Pardons went also to 64 left- _____  guerrillas, but not to Mario  Firmenich, founder of th     
[014] 'Estaing  said last week: "France already has its left- _____  governing  party. We are still waiting for its opponen     
[015] s, municipal welfare secretary for Sao Paulo's  left-   _____  city administration, calculates that there are almost      
[016]  caused to some of the  crustier elements of his right- _____  allies, the Popular Alliance  and the Popular Christia     
[017] the People's Democracy Platform, the  reformists' left- _____  allies, seemed to have got more than  their  share of      
[018] lieved to  be directed against supporters of the left-  _____  party, the  Patriotic Union. The judge investigating t     
[019] the Ayodhya  campaign. Last week leaders of four left-  _____  parties  accused  the BJP of "spreading communal poiso     
[020] 's iconoclastic alliance,  and  has described the left- _____  coalition as "a crutch for New  Democracy, a spare par     
[021] d waning  confidence deep in the second half, the left  _____  Bowling got  an  accidental boot in the mouth. It left     
[022] ver, hinge  on  the New Zealanders Brian Bellingham, a  _____ , and Steve  Autogavea,  a lock, who are due to arrive      
[023]  Three game at Brentford Jan Murray, the England left   _____ ,  avoids becoming the filling in a Finnish defenders'      
[024] e them, Everton can find scapegoats on their  own left  _____ . Passes played into space there created a two-  goal,      
[025] e of Lune) replaces the injured Dave Cusani,  and  the  _____  forward Mark Hesketh (Fylde) is preferred to John  Ing     


	
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[001]  move, or  talk.  But the tests show no signs of brain  _____ .' He  stopped and tried to fight against the tears.  A     
[002] broken.  She stood  in  the bathroom and looked at the  _____ .  She also knew that  she couldn't tell her parents.       
[003]  know the pain this will give to everyone.  I know the  _____   that it will do.  But I want to be with you.  I love      
[004] .  AFTER THE ACCIDENT: If there is personal injury  or  _____  to government  property, then do not fail to report to     
[005] than common  traditional methods. There would be  less  _____  and so fewer  repairs needed for the ships. Containers     
[006] : Oh dear! JV: And that was his  car! Fortunately, the  _____  wasn't too great and no one got  hurt. His car got  a      
[007] ne. Being  woken up seemed to annoy him more than  the  _____  to his car. I started to  explain what had happened  a     
[008] son added. 'We believe it is quite probable  that the   _____  up here is even more serious than in the areas that  a     
[009] s  a  very  strong, hard paint which nothing could and  _____ .  Mary  and  her chemists had developed it and they ha     
[010] l over  the  world.  Neither acid nor salt water could  _____  it, and cars  came back  from both the Arctic and the      
[011] ooked at maps and discussed the  floods and the  storm  _____  to roads  and bridges.  Wyatt told him as much as he c     
[012]  move, or  talk.  But the tests show no signs of brain  _____ .' He  stopped and tried to fight against the tears.  A     
[013] broken.  She stood  in  the bathroom and looked at the  _____ .  She also knew that  she couldn't tell her parents.       
[014]  know the pain this will give to everyone.  I know the  _____   that it will do.  But I want to be with you.  I love      
[015] .  AFTER THE ACCIDENT: If there is personal injury  or  _____  to government  property, then do not fail to report to     
[016] than common  traditional methods. There would be  less  _____  and so fewer  repairs needed for the ships. Containers     
[017] : Oh dear! JV: And that was his  car! Fortunately, the  _____  wasn't too great and no one got  hurt. His car got  a      
[018] ne. Being  woken up seemed to annoy him more than  the  _____  to his car. I started to  explain what had happened  a     
[019] son added. 'We believe it is quite probable  that the   _____  up here is even more serious than in the areas that  a     

[001] ay, I  heard about the trouble on  the Lucella.'  'The  _____  was minor, but we don't know who put the  water in the     
[002]   Martin Bledsoe or Mark  Sheridan?'  'You're sure the  _____  was done at the Port? Could it  have been  vandals?' G     
[003] up for  more drinks.  'I don't think so. Vandals would  _____  the tyres or break  the  windows, not cut the steering     
[004]  and vandals don't have the  tools  to do that kind of  _____  .  . . Captain, I'm sure  that Boom Boom was killed. A     
[005] your holds?'  'But we all need this ship. Why would we  _____  it?'  I looked at Bledsoe. 'Someone might be threateni     
[006] Bledsoe gave a short laugh.  'Did you tell Sheridan to  _____  my car while we were at  dinner?'  Bledsoe pushed back     
[007]  each other's sight all evening?'  'Not long enough to  _____  a car.'  Around ten thirty, they brought a narrow bed      
[008] nd he killed the night  watchman. You told Phillips to  _____  my car, and I was  nearly  killed. You told Mattingly      
[009] himself some more whisky. 'Mattingly did  most of the   _____ , and he's dead.  Right now, the police  seem extremely     
[010] rinted a long article by Tenjy and Mamphela about the   _____   done to the church, and another flood of gifts poured     
[011]  and another flood of gifts poured in.  Gradually, the  _____  was repaired. Woods decided one  Thursday afternoon to     
[012] surely? 'The   . . the reflex indicates possible brain  _____ ,' he began  cautiously.  'Could he be pretending?' the     
[013] rsch also show. . , also have signs of possible brain   _____ .'  'But why is he unconscious?' the police officer dem     
[014]  saw his body,' Woods said shortly. 'He died of brain   _____  caused by someone hitting him on the head several  tim     
[015] tedly to his  neighbour at the table, not counting the  _____ ! That  means  five evenings, with what we've already c     
[016]  no doubt from cigarette-ends. You will pay  for  this  _____  before you leave the College. That is all,  thank you.     
[017] dly. He was shot at by one of the masters. No serious   _____ . But it is kind of you to ask.'  The races continued.      
[018] ie's garage. Mr  Jolie was  very angry about the acid   _____  to the back  seat of the car. Where did you buy the ac     
[019] ited  States where the doctors would try to repair the  _____  to  her face.  One evening, when Penny and I were havi     
[020] ould  mean more lying to  Penny, and I had done enough  _____  to our personal  lives already.  Ashton had been kille     
[021] a soon, and the doctors there9  will try to repair the  _____  to her face. The house is going  I  to be sold while w     
[022] lace in the side of the house where he would do  least  _____ , held the cutter against the outer skin, and  switched     
[023] ly higher than Ted Burgess's position.  Because of the  _____  to his face, I thought, everyone  behaved very politel     
[024] idn't tear your trousers or your  socks,' he said. 'Or  _____  that nice green suit.' I agreed  with him. I had been      
[025]  her dark secrets, but he believed  that nothing could  _____  his love for Lara. They got  married soon afterwards a     

[001]  hazards not  covered by it, which ranged from "insect  _____  " to  "nuclear  accident " to "wars and revolutions "      
[002]   pines, its  funky  house- scarred by smoke and water  _____  from a  suspicious fire-  was an eyesore. Thigh- high      
[003] es and Americans as well. Nothing  can  undo the human  _____  already inflicted. But Swedish  authorities  must move     
[004] lunges in Asia are not  expected to cause  significant  _____  in markets in the United States and  Europe, or  in La     
[005] bmarine"  courses  through the blood system correcting  _____ , removing  debris, and  generally surveying the human      
[006] s that perhaps cars can be better charged,  with  less  _____  to the environment, when parked in an urban  location,     
[007]  big problem.  This  development should reduce produce  _____  and spoilage  considerably in years to come, especiall     
[008] heir usual scans are  conducted to  assess and analyze  _____  done by such diseases as  Parkinson's  and Alzheimer's     
[009] eezing water that would normally  puncture and fatally  _____  blood cells. When warm  weather  returns, the shrunken     
[010] eds of  millions of dollars each year in meat and hide  _____  in  North  America. If this can be prevented or even m     
[011] ray -- not  only to improve crops but also to minimize  _____  to the  environment. The same unit with appropriate so     
[012]  again to the same temperature. The  process does  not  _____  wood fibers, but actually makes them stronger,  denser     
[013] ling. The grown salmon  were  easily harvested without  _____ . These higher quality fish  were  processed nearby imm     
[014] burn, the heat,  and  even the pain -- but without the  _____ .  How many kids  have  stuck their fingers in a light      
[015] elopment of  excessively  large sites is doing as much  _____  as building upwards  ever did.  He would, for example,     
[016] ldings succeed in being  inoffensive,  at limiting the  _____  caused by large amounts of office  space.  One advanta     
[017] the area quiet, and saw little evidence  of  artillery  _____  to the town. �ĢForeign News Page 11  891006 "Tibet  f     
[018] into his injured shoulder to show up the extent of the  _____ .  You can't predict anything until he has seen the sca     
[019] weight Bath title,  inflicted much mental and physical  _____ . From Bailey's  first  thrust to Simon Smith's closing     
[020] magination  of an artist of the Renaissance. As to the  _____  caused by  the  storm in the forest, that could not as     
[021] e disorder caused by the intruders, disorder but  not   _____ , for although they had turned everything in the rooms      
[022]  and reported that the stock of  cloth would suffer no  _____  in the grotto where it was  stored,  it was decided th     
[023] and  lastly, an instantaneous deflagration which might  _____  the  firearms. On the other hand, the advantages of py     
[024] he  gusts of wind from the east, suffered considerable  _____ .  The  pigeon-house was twice unroofed and the paling      
[025] se, the pirates  will not think of causing irreparable  _____  by throwing shell  against it. What is to be feared is     


	
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[001] er o.  'My little water-vole,' they heard him murmur.   _____  and shouting broke out, in which Aunt Ada could  be se     
[002] or Paris by air in less than half an hour.'  There was  _____  again as the Starkadders expressed  their shocked surp     
[003] its reason? Surely this will always be here, when the   _____  and panic of modern life has been forgotten?  Surel.'      
[004] his was a terrible moment for me. In the struggle and   _____  that  was going on in my heart I knew that he  loved m     
[005] , Mr Bennet, we 'need you urgently! We're all in such   _____ ! You must come and make Lizzy marry Mr Collins!'  Mr B     
[006]  visit Elizabeth, and found  the family still in great  _____ . The younger girls were  quite  excited by the news of     
[007]  dearest Lizzy, that you have been spared some of the   _____  and worry we have been experiencing, I cannot  help be     
[008]  in his room. He looked at her - and she  saw fear and  _____  in his eyes.  'What will I do?' he said. 'I can't live     
[009]  Reggie crawled  back.  It was another hour before the  _____  ended. Police came  to the house next door. More shout     
[010] diers in  the neighbourhood. There is an impression of  _____  and  desperation everywhere.  Have I told you that I d     
[011] ther, neither army knew where the other one was. Such   _____  is hard to imagine today, in a world where  cameras in     
[012] rsians were trying to follow the  king as well. In the  _____ , Hephaistion and many of  Alexander's other friends we     
[013] lmost undefended.  Soon Porus's army was in a state of  _____ , and many  fighters used their elephants for protectio     
[014] oxane's baby and Arrhidaeus.  There were many years of  _____  in the empire that  Alexander had built. The story of      
[015] afe point after, the Wolfpack could see the  fear  and  _____  in the eyes of the Syracuse defenders. That  made  the     
[016] ion in Timei refugee camp, south-  east Nepal Faces of  _____  . . . boys who have been  forced  from their ho. . . T     
[017] sed to the idea that it was bound to  entail  domestic  _____ . As a result, MacNeice was able to  switch his  attent     
[018] er o.  'My little water-vole,' they heard him murmur.   _____  and shouting broke out, in which Aunt Ada could  be se     
[019] or Paris by air in less than half an hour.'  There was  _____  again as the Starkadders expressed  their shocked surp     
[020] its reason? Surely this will always be here, when the   _____  and panic of modern life has been forgotten?  Surel.'      
[021] his was a terrible moment for me. In the struggle and   _____  that  was going on in my heart I knew that he  loved m     
[022] , Mr Bennet, we 'need you urgently! We're all in such   _____ ! You must come and make Lizzy marry Mr Collins!'  Mr B     
[023]  visit Elizabeth, and found  the family still in great  _____ . The younger girls were  quite  excited by the news of     
[024]  dearest Lizzy, that you have been spared some of the   _____  and worry we have been experiencing, I cannot  help be     
[025]  in his room. He looked at her - and she  saw fear and  _____  in his eyes.  'What will I do?' he said. 'I can't live     

[001] safe  point after, the Wolfpack could see the fear and  _____  in  the  eyes of the Syracuse defenders. That made the     
[002]  hostile sky. The battle itself is a welter  of savage  _____ . It is in the battle scenes that the new film  differs     
[003] t was flooded with recruitment agencies which created   _____  among companies with positions to fill.  Companies can     
[004]  by the White House. Another  subject on which intense  _____  remains is whether or not  the  US was ever offered a      
[005] ed by several administration officials to  explain the  _____  in the Panamanian command post -  had  prevented any c     
[006] anti- strike provisions voted through  amid no  little  _____  six days ago. It effectively bans strikes in  transpor     
[007] -neck  look".  Central planners uncomfortable with the  _____  and  uncertainty  of the market-place will also be ple     
[008] nger's face flushed, his head sunk on his  breast, and  _____  was depicted on his countenance.  "And now  that you k     
[009] , as they are called in some countries,  and  its wild  _____  appeared to indicate that a sudden  crystallization ha     
[010] tion whether   the Peace Corps will be able to prevent  _____  for   church and state over methods, means and goals.      
[011] n public administration, has surrounded himself with    _____  which not only keeps his foes guessing but   his frien     
[012] nced that his province had seceded from   the country.  _____  became chaos; each succeeding   day brought new acts o     
[013] nty Air Force recruits on board,   awoke from a nap in  _____ . "The old man came from   the front of the plane and s     
[014] of   foreign policy. This tends to create friction and  _____    and has not made it easier for Secretary Rusk to res     
[015] eficit.      Finally, Mr. Eisenhower found nothing but  _____    in Washington. This statement recalls the 1959 Berli     
[016]  too. The crisis has been renewed since   then but the  _____  has hardly been compounded.      Ex-Presidents, reliev     
[017] we still make use of this distinction,   there is much  _____  as to the meaning of the basic   terms employed. Just      
[018] e,   but a positive handicap. The technique of reality  _____ -   the use of paradox and riddles to shake the mind's      
[019] ichmann a "fiend"? These questions   touch the root of  _____  in the prosecution's case.      It might be contended,     
[020]  The civil law is concerned with public crimes.   Only  _____ , failure and anarchy result when the   effort is made      
[021] tent system, which   appears to be getting into deeper  _____  every day".      With the other members of the patents     
[022] f the Emperor diety in Japan, the people   are left in  _____  with no God or moral teachings   that have strength. T     
[023] nges in world politics have,   however, thrown it into  _____ , so much so that   it is safe to say that all internat     
[024] ather than clear thought and timely   action. Even so,  _____  in this period gained such   strength (from compromise     
[025]   our need today to clarify completely our far worse    _____  on this subject.      The difference came down to this