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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?

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[001] g  in the room. When I complained about this, one desk  _____  handed  me a hammer and nails and told me to fix somet     
[002]  in the pale winter light! *** AT THE HOTEL  RECEPTION  _____ : Hello, could I have your surname please?  Customer: P     
[003]  could I have your surname please?  Customer: Pardon?   _____ : Your surname, sir, could I have your  surname please?     
[004] ld I have your  surname please? Customer: It's  Smith.  _____ : And your first  name? Customer: Bill.                     
[005]                : And your first  name? Customer: Bill.  _____ : OK, Mr Smith,  could you please fill  in this form fo     
[006]  is grown up!  That's very funny -  you're a comedian.  _____ : We try our best, Mr Smith. Ah -  and  also Mr Smith,      
[007] g  in the room. When I complained about this, one desk  _____  handed  me a hammer and nails and told me to fix somet     
[008]  in the pale winter light! *** AT THE HOTEL  RECEPTION  _____ : Hello, could I have your surname please?  Customer: P     
[009]  could I have your surname please?  Customer: Pardon?   _____ : Your surname, sir, could I have your  surname please?     
[010] ld I have your  surname please? Customer: It's  Smith.  _____ : And your first  name? Customer: Bill.                     
[011]                : And your first  name? Customer: Bill.  _____ : OK, Mr Smith,  could you please fill  in this form fo     
[012]  is grown up!  That's very funny -  you're a comedian.  _____ : We try our best, Mr Smith. Ah -  and  also Mr Smith,  

[001] g  in the room. When I complained about this, one desk  _____   handed  me a hammer and nails and told me to fix some     
[002]  the pale winter light!  ***   AT THE HOTEL  RECEPTION  _____ : Hello, could I have your surname  please?  Customer:      
[003] could I have your surname  please?  Customer: Pardon?   _____ : Your surname, sir, could I have  your  surname please     
[004] d I have  your  surname please? Customer: It's  Smith.  _____ : And your first  name? Customer: Bill.                     
[005]                : And your first  name? Customer: Bill.  _____ : OK, Mr Smith,  could you  please fill  in this form f     
[006] is grown up!  That's very funny  -  you're a comedian.  _____ : We try our best, Mr Smith. Ah -  and  also Mr Smith,      
[007] tion of Port Royal, a  neat little figure, like a bank- _____ , with his sober attache-  case and mid-season raincoat     
[008] etty Barker was the daughter of the late Mr  Jenkyns's  _____ . She and her elder sister (who had  worked for Mrs Jam     
[009]  had had a Fit. But others,  like Mr Macey, the church  _____ , refused to accept a medical  explanation.  No, he isn     
[010] e public house, the  Rainbow. Old Mr Macey, the church  _____ ,  was remembering the Squire's wife.  She was a wonder     
[011] ealized it was meant kindly.  Old Mr Macey, the church  _____ , came to the cottage one day,  to explain how his opin     
[012] now,' said the servant, but it's true. Mr Wickem,  the  _____ , has just brought the news  on his way to ring the chu     
[013] he Hall.  When he returned an hour later, he found the  _____  waiting for  him.  There's a lot of work for you to do     
[014]  owners of all the buildings in  Chicago are listed. A  _____  showed me a heavy book which  listed the  owners of bu     
[015] be suicides.'  'This is a fine gun for the price,' the  _____  said. 'But for just a  few dollars more  '  'No, this      
[016] ill be satisfactory. I'll need a box of bullets.'  The  _____  gave him a box. 'Or three boxes for'  'Just the one.'      
[017]  a  policeman, but no policeman  saw it. It fooled the  _____   though. Not the suicidal type? All those people will      
[018] alked more slowly into the church.  The priest and the  _____  were waiting for us. There was  nobody else  except tw     
[019] er, married to a Mr Philips. He had been her father's   _____ , and now carried on his late employer's business.  Mr      


	
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[001] t believe me.' 'If we find  this monster, then we will  _____  him for his crimes,' the judge  said.  'But I am afrai     
[002] dinary black men or  women.  They wanted the police to  _____  a polite, quiet  person with a good job.  But who? On      
[003] r for  Montgomery and the state of Alabama.  After her  _____ , she  phoned him.  He paid her bail and she went home      
[004] was arrested again.  He had to pay $500 bail,  but his  _____  became international news.  World opinion was  with Ki     
[005]  famous in protest literature.  Eight days after their  _____ ,  King  and Abernathy paid $300 bail.  They left jail,     
[006] urch toward downtown.  Bull Connor told the police to   _____  the children-and they did.  More than 600 African-  Am     
[007] , proud protesters in Birmingham.  Police continued to  _____  marchers.  On May 6, more than  3,000 African-American     
[008] ce arrested 3,000 people and put  them in jail. King's  _____  was in all of the newspapers across  the country.  Tel     
[009]  .  .  .  I don't understand it.'  'Why did the police  _____  you? When did they bring  you to this prison?'  'Last      
[010] n too? You said "us" and "our bags".  Did  the  police  _____  him too?'  'Oh .  .  .  no,' Sarah's face was unhappy.     
[011]  looked at her daughter.  'I see.  And did the police   _____  this  Hassan too? Is he in prison?'  'Yes, he is.  The     
[012]  unhappy and angry.  The police came to the college to  _____  some of the  4    students.  They didn't                   
[013]               some of the  4    students.  They didn't  _____  me, but I had to leave the  college.  It was a bad tim     
[014] t believe me.' 'If we find  this monster, then we will  _____  him for his crimes,' the judge  said.  'But I am afrai     
[015] dinary black men or  women.  They wanted the police to  _____  a polite, quiet  person with a good job.  But who? On      
[016] r for  Montgomery and the state of Alabama.  After her  _____ , she  phoned him.  He paid her bail and she went home      
[017] was arrested again.  He had to pay $500 bail,  but his  _____  became international news.  World opinion was  with Ki     
[018]  famous in protest literature.  Eight days after their  _____ ,  King  and Abernathy paid $300 bail.  They left jail,     
[019] urch toward downtown.  Bull Connor told the police to   _____  the children-and they did.  More than 600 African-  Am     
[020] , proud protesters in Birmingham.  Police continued to  _____  marchers.  On May 6, more than  3,000 African-American     
[021] ce arrested 3,000 people and put  them in jail. King's  _____  was in all of the newspapers across  the country.  Tel  

[001] om  outside.  'I'm sorry, Mrs Wilkes, but I'll have to  _____  your husband and  Mr Elsing.' '                            
[002]                         your husband and  Mr Elsing.' ' _____ ?' said Melanie. 'If you                                    
[003]                               ?' said Melanie. 'If you  _____  everyone  who  is drunk, captain, your prison will be      
[004] you don't believe me,' said Rhett.  'But - I've got to  _____  these men!' 'I didn't know it was  against the law to      
[005] olice task force. Now, ironically, Hernandez's  recent  _____  on drug charges may do nothing to lower his  good  sta     
[006] y's office, the authorities said.  And that led to his  _____  on Thursday on charges of  aggravated  harassment and      
[007] med  robbery of a Ramada Inn in late July. Word of the  _____   spread  quickly, and investigators from several polic     
[008] shington, says  Nick  Toczek     By NICK TOCZEK    The  _____  of Timothy McVeigh has brought to the aftermath  of th     
[009] ry 1983 he shot several  federal marshals who tried to  _____  him, killing two. The 63-  year-old went on the run fo     
[010]  arbitrariness and illogic that characterise Josef K's  _____  at  the beginning of The Trial. The memo that launches     
[011] im, and my story would be  hard to believe. They would  _____  me for murder, and I  had no real friends in England t     
[012] uld like you  to tell Mr Hannay that you don't want to  _____  him any  more.'  'Of course we don't.' The policeman t     
[013] nglish house and tell those three men  they were under  _____ . How they would laugh at me!  Then I remembered someth     
[014] n't really believe what I was  saying, 'I have come to  _____  all three of you.'  '                                      
[015]                                   all three of you.'  ' _____ !' said the old man in surprise. '                          
[016]                      !' said the old man in surprise. ' _____ : What for?'  'For the murder of Franklin Scudder in Lo     
[017]  was nothing to do except call in the men outside  and  _____  them, or say I had made a mistake and leave.  And  I c     
[018] erer, then Lambis would be all  right. They  would not  _____  him.  The London police were  involved, too, because S     
[019] ut,  'Help!  Police!' The two policemen would come and  _____  George,  and take him away. So he stopped trying to  p     
[020] ack to Henley, find a policeman and hit  him. He would  _____  us and take us to a police station, and  then we  woul     
[021] here to sleep. But then we  thought, 'Perhaps he won't  _____  us. Perhaps he'll just hit us,  too!'  We could not fi     
[022] ,' Resch said to Rick. And remember that you're  under  _____  until we're outside the building.'  They walked past t     
[023] pected the  rock garden behind his shop. Then came the  _____ , and the  trial, which  did not last very long.  Final     
[024] ped Walters,  stepping  back in horror.  'Do you often  _____  Chief Inspectors, constable?' asked  Morse, no  longer     
[025] had just arrived from  Madrid.  'Mr Conrad Richards? I  _____  you for the murder of Mr  George Jackson  of 10 Canal      


	
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[001] should move to the right - and it ignores the  equally  _____ , almost self-conscious, bursts of populism  that have      
[002] an we stay alive that long?' the big man asked.  'I've  _____  that we have enough of everything to  support us for a     
[003] There were  seven, but they didn't last as long as you  _____ .' He  looked round the living room, counting heads. Th     

[001]  approaching his table. It would   be literary license  _____  to glamorize life to   say that he, oh, dropped his na     
[002] iston manager looked at Eddie Lee. It was   a cold and  _____  look. He turned and went back   across the field to hi     
[003] conception of Scarpia, a cunning brute who veers from   _____   anger to cool appraisal of Tosca's bottom while her l     
[004] ank is advising the Australian  group  and it has been  _____  that if its bid succeeds Morgan's  commission will add     
[005] cted his presence on its  share  register. It has been  _____  that Allied's breakup value is  about 1,000p a share.      
[006] t 2,281.6, its lowest level for ten weeks. Datastream   _____  that �6.85bn was wiped from share values. A  combinat     
[007]  Prize Committee could hardly have made a choice more   _____   to embarrass and enrage the Chinese leadership. By  a     
[008] a northwest wind of  moderate force, and the aeronauts  _____  that they would  reach General Lee's camp in a few hou     
[009] rranean layers and the crater, its depth could not be   _____  with the eye, for it was lost in obscurity. But there      
[010]  shape determined,  its  features made out, its extent  _____ , the water and  mountain  systems ascertained. The dis     
[011] vast cavern, the size of which could not be  properly   _____  by the feeble light of their torches, but it would  ce     
[012] erced. Cyrus Harding, during the descent, had roughly   _____  its obliqueness, and consequently the length of the  p 


	
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[001] ughed and laughed, but  his eyes were big and sad.  We  _____  out of the boat-house.  The thin young man came out be     
[002] e of the fans got really angry with the referee.  The   _____   did not agree with something that the referee did, so     
[003] ife.  Then  another  person watching the game shot the  _____  dead ...  Football is  the most popular sport in the w     
[004] .  For example, there is a true story about a  Spanish  _____ .  He was an old man and his favourite team was  Real B     
[005] e of the fans got really angry with the  referee.  The  _____  did not agree with something that the  referee  did, s     
[006] knife.  Then another person watching the game shot the  _____   dead.  By this time, the crowd were very frightened.      
[007] rson who died at a football game a long time before: a  _____   from the dead.  But this seems to happen mostly in Br     
[008]  happen mostly in Britain.  People say that there is a  _____  from the dead at Oldham's  stadium.  They call him 'Fr     
[009]  Oldham's  stadium.  They call him 'Fred'.  Fred was a  _____  who always  stood in the same place at games there.  H     
[010] ying.  Milan won the  match, 2-0.  Later a Yugoslavian  _____  sent a Ietter to a  Yugoslavian sports newspaper.  The     
[011] ays watch it  on television. Paul is a great Liverpool  _____ , so  we support Liverpool.  Because we live in the cou     
[012] splant  programme.  'I have always been a big football  _____ ,' says Phil.  'But in this game, I  don't care what th     
[013] ughed and laughed, but  his eyes were big and sad.  We  _____  out of the boat-house.  The thin young man came out be     
[014] e of the fans got really angry with the referee.  The   _____   did not agree with something that the referee did, so     
[015] ife.  Then  another  person watching the game shot the  _____  dead ...  Football is  the most popular sport in the w     
[016] .  For example, there is a true story about a  Spanish  _____ .  He was an old man and his favourite team was  Real B     
[017] e of the fans got really angry with the  referee.  The  _____  did not agree with something that the  referee  did, s     
[018] knife.  Then another person watching the game shot the  _____   dead.  By this time, the crowd were very frightened.      
[019] rson who died at a football game a long time before: a  _____   from the dead.  But this seems to happen mostly in Br     
[020]  happen mostly in Britain.  People say that there is a  _____  from the dead at Oldham's  stadium.  They call him 'Fr     
[021]  Oldham's  stadium.  They call him 'Fred'.  Fred was a  _____  who always  stood in the same place at games there.  H     
[022] ying.  Milan won the  match, 2-0.  Later a Yugoslavian  _____  sent a Ietter to a  Yugoslavian sports newspaper.  The     
[023] ays watch it  on television. Paul is a great Liverpool  _____ , so  we support Liverpool.  Because we live in the cou     
[024] splant  programme.  'I have always been a big football  _____ ,' says Phil.  'But in this game, I  don't care what th    

[001]   two  years ago. Like "Star Trek," "Xena" has its own  _____   conventions  and action figures, along with a huge We     
[002] ch of Darrin Fletcher's  second-inning fly ball when a  _____  reached over his  outstretched  glove and knocked the      
[003] ss, and  Parcells  to autograph it.    He was a Giants  _____  before he was the Giants' quarterback.  He  says he wi     
[004] the Giants' quarterback.  He  says he will be a Giants  _____  when he is no longer the Giants'  quarterback.  "I hav     
[005] the other Giants fans.  " That  Brown grew up a Giants  _____  has always mattered. When  Giants  General Manager Geo     
[006]   replay of the New York Yankees being victimized by a  _____ -  aided  home run at Yankee Stadium. It was eerily sim     
[007] ays watch it  on television. Paul is a great Liverpool  _____ ,  so  we support Liverpool.  Because we live in the co     
[008] splant  programme.  'I have always been a big football  _____ ,' says  Phil.  'But in this game, I  don't care what t     
[009] ex, where his father owns a vitamin  company. An early  _____  of US super-hero comics, he found  teachers  at school     
[010] 'll wait until it comes out on video. I'm not  a great  _____  of the ability of American moviemakers to  recreate  t     
[011] casting of Winona Rider as Jo: well, I'm not  a  great  _____  of a lot of these young actresses. They're all little      
[012] arm. She heard a voffice; It was the  English football  _____ .  'I said hello,' the                                      
[013]                                 .  'I said hello,' the  _____  shouted.  Monika turned again to the young man. She pu     
[014] t later she felt a hand on her  shoulder. The football  _____  pulled her shoulder and turned her  around. Then he pu     
[015] Then he pulled her towards him.  'Give me a kiss,' the  _____  said. 'You're lovely.' He smelt of  cigarettes.  A few     
[016] else was watching the  planes.  Monika looked into the  _____ 's red eyes. He was holding her  with one arm and the g     
[017] d.  Monika suddenly put her arms up over her head. The  _____ 's  arms flew up in the air and he dropped the glass. M     
[018] opped the glass. Monika  was free. She quickly hit the  _____  hard in the stomach. His  head came forward and down a     
[019]  Quickly Monika brought her knee up into his face. The  _____  fell  forward. Monika moved behind him. Her right hand     
[020] ard. Monika moved behind him. Her right hand held the   _____ 's left arm behind his back, while she put  her left ha     
[021] e she put  her left hand over his mouth. She moved the  _____  towards the  water. Then Monika kicked him hard from b     
[022] he boat went quickly across the water to the  football  _____ . People in the crowd heard the boat and looked  toward     
[023] boat and looked  towards it. The boat stopped near the  _____  and two men  wearing wet suits pulled the                  
[024]              and two men  wearing wet suits pulled the  _____  into the boat. He was alive  and very wet. He was also     
[025] that moment one of the  men started the engine and the  _____ 's cries were lost. The  boat disappeared behind the Ci     


	
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[001] r. I have  some  grammar pages where I write irregular  _____ , or a page for  prepositions. I  think prepositions ar     
[002] . . Mr Stanyer wants us to  do up to exercise 3, modal  _____ .' Hu tried to explain modal                                
[003]                          .' Hu tried to explain modal   _____  to Marwa. They talked about their families and ate too     

[001] use of the double verb. When a question contains   two  _____ , the response does not make clear which of   them is b     
[002]  downgraded, to use one of our popular   retrogressive  _____ ".      "I know what you mean", Moreland sighed. "Last      
[003]  the spoken  English,  the slang and COLLOQUIAL nouns,  _____ , adjectives,  adverbs,  interjections, and you name it     
[004]  him, so to is a preposition. (This doesn't  help with  _____  of action; show + he becomes show him. Still,  it  mig     
[005]  him, so to is a preposition. (This doesn't  help with  _____  of action; show + he becomes show him. Still,  it  mig     
[006] djectives (16, 15 terms),   ratios 3.9 versus 4.7; (4)  _____  (9, 22 terms), ratios   4.0 versus 3.4.      It will b     
[007] total ratio of 2.8 as against   3.5 or 4:5) except for  _____ , where alone the Athabascan   ratio is lower. This exc     
[008] ted with   Hoijer's use of a much higher percentage of  _____ :   22% of his total list as against 3.5% in mine. Or t     
[009] th a certain fury of the   time she had spent on Latin  _____ .      "Not since last night. I didn't think there was      
[010] d conjunctions operated under   the same system as the  _____ .   This was not, for the Angel, just a matter of runni     
[011] use of the double verb. When a question contains   two  _____ , the response does not make clear which of   them is b     
[012]  downgraded, to use one of our popular   retrogressive  _____ ".      "I know what you mean", Moreland sighed. "Last   s


	
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[001] ncts of classical music, there is a kind of  celebrity  _____ . Karen LeFrak, of the New York real estate  dynasty, h     
[002]  interested him so much as Dorian Gray. . Yet the mad   _____  of this actress did not make him annoyed or jealous.       
[003] d that Dorian Gray was going to marry Sibyl Vane.  The  _____  of Sybil Vane  'I suppose you have heard the news, Bas     
[004]  know what  pleasure is,' cried Dorian Gray. 'It is to  _____  someone.  'That is certainly better than when someone      
[005] gone out of me. Perhaps  you should never put what you  _____  into words.' 'You  mustn't talk about                      
[006]                  into words.' 'You  mustn't talk about  _____ . It is foolish. You and I are friends,  Basil, and we      
[007] both, but it has always worshipped you. It always will  _____   you. Life has been your art.' Dorian got up from the    

[001] laws   have been glorified almost to the point of hero- _____ ,   but because Billy Tilghman remained strictly on the     
[002] lf wasn't what I anticipated.   I had come prepared to  _____  at the feet of this   classic, and he turned out to be     
[003] aked in a little stream of water at Ryusenji,   all in  _____  of Fudo, the god of fire".      Richard's dark eyes ca     
[004] in elements which   constitute the Mass (the principal  _____  service of the   Catholic Church). Although the beginn     
[005] ncts of classical music, there is a kind of celebrity   _____ . Karen LeFrak, of the New York real estate dynasty,  h     
[006] pean cathedrals of the Middle Ages, new  monuments of   _____  are materializing. The new head office of the Bank of      
[007] rces  ruling modern India. Ayodhya, a placid centre of  _____  on  the  Ghaghara river in eastern Uttar Pradesh, has      
[008]  Church. He is the sexton of the church.      A family  _____  service will follow the program   at 7:45 p.m.   #@#       
[009] lude Christianity, Mohammedanism,   paganism, ancestor  _____  and animism. The climate   ranges from the steamily eq     
[010] o all those who will use it in reading, teaching,   or  _____ ".      Time, of course will testify whether the new ve     
[011]  it would be unreasonable   to expect any form of idol- _____  to become widespread   without the accompaniment of hu     
[012]  the motor   car is a relatively new object of popular  _____ ,   so it is too much to hope that it may be brought wi     


	
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[001] nt double and line stripped from his  heavy-duty reel,  _____  set on 'stun,' as an Arctic char streaked  away from t     
[002] s of an  indestructible tuba, a dead snake, a stunning  _____  queen,  and the  glazed gaze of James Leer, a sexually     
[003] lovely. . .' 'So are you, Ian,' I breathed, trying to   _____  his body back to mine. 'So arc you.' He pulled away  a     

[001]    Separating, they took different sides of the main    _____  and systematically combed the bars. Russ visited   two     
[002] nd that if he had to   he would jerk open the door and  _____  out, by the opposite   door handle which she would be      
[003] e pretended that the lath was   a tractor and he would  _____  it through the dirt and   make buzzing, tractor sounds     
[004]    He was trapped.      Day and night Martin could not  _____  his mind from   the dilemma he had made for himself. H     
[005] ots with Marshall   and would use his power as D.A. to  _____  every possible   sensation into the case. Every new sc     
[006] t double  and  line stripped from his heavy-duty reel,  _____  set on 'stun,' as  an  Arctic char streaked away from      
[007] etically stunted pigs  or  smoking beagles, less so to  _____  on someone suffering from  a vile  disease and say "th     
[008] down  in advertising spending have been a considerable  _____  on  agency  shares this year. And now these fears have     
[009] ur and seven,  scream as  uniformed East Berlin police  _____  them and their mother off  and  push them into a lorry     
[010] hat shall we do with our prize?" said  Neb.  "We can't  _____  it to Granite House!" "Leave it here, since it  cannot     
[011]  than the light canoe, but it was heavy and  clumsy to  _____ , and therefore more difficult to use; this led  Pencro     
[012] torm. The  settlers, uniting their efforts, managed to  _____  it as far as the  shore, where they discovered a large     


	
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[001] y poor nutritional quality and gave a poor  quality of  _____ ,  while the hybrid corn was of excellent quality  and      
[002] ecided against the new corn - no matter how much extra  _____  it  provided. They complained that it wasn't good for    

[001] is  ever-  present in her mind as she feels its smooth  _____ -gently, as if  stroking the temples of a dreaming chil     
[002] y poor nutritional quality and gave a poor  quality of  _____ ,  while the hybrid corn was of excellent quality  and      
[003] cided against the new corn - no matter how much extra   _____  it  provided. They complained that it wasn't good for      
[004] teachers  in  the state sector and it went against the  _____  to take him out  of  the state sector. Now he is in a      
[005] ccepted medical opinion and got a job with the  Eudora  _____   Company. It was  Clayton Phillips, Eudora's  vice-pre     
[006] 'Bobby, I couldn't get any information from the Eudora  _____   Company  when I phoned. How  did Boom Boom die?'  Bob     
[007]  told me that  Boom Boom had been in trouble at Eudora  _____ . 'People  are saying he  stole some papers  from his b     
[008] some sports  magazines on it,  and a newspaper called   _____  News, filled with  information about the                   
[009]               News, filled with  information about the  _____  business, and interesting, I  suppose, if                  
[010]             business, and interesting, I  suppose, if   _____  was important to you.  'Is that something special?' Pa     
[011] eliberately; but if he  was reading a  newspaper about  _____ , then maybe he had become really  involved and  happy      
[012] me really  involved and  happy with his job at  Eudora  _____ .'  'I think Boom Boom was happier after he met me.'  '     
[013] ted my professional help because of trouble at Eudora   _____ .'  She shook her head. 'I don't know. I had dinner wit     
[014] didn't  talk about you or about  any trouble at Eudora  _____ . Look, I must get back to the  theatre  now. I'm sorry     
[015] ehouse, and it was nine thirty  before  I found Eudora  _____ 's  regional of fice  It was a modern building with wid     
[016] ,' I said.  A cold wind whistled around the river, and  _____  dust blew  up at us.  We walked to the end of  the wha     
[017]  captain, that  afternoon. We were supposed to take on  _____  from the  Eudora wharf  but someone put water  in our      
[018]  I asked Mike Sheridan to drive me back to the Eudora   _____  Company.  I picked up the Lynx  and drove home. The  n     
[019]  attractive. Then I drove down to the Port.  At Eudora  _____ , I talked to the men as they came off the  wharf for       
[020] e  were three:  June, July and August,  showing Eudora  _____ 's  shipments of                                            
[021]                                       's  shipments of  _____  during those months. Each computer  report gave  detai     
[022] and place  of departure, names of  carriers, weight of  _____ , cost, and date and place of arrival.  Some  showed mo     
[023] ble just follows me, Bobby.'  I photocopied the Eudora  _____  shipping contracts, and  packed the  files back in the     
[024] where twenty people moved  busily around, guiding  the  _____  into the huge holds. 5  Clouds of                          
[025]                      into the huge holds. 5  Clouds of  _____  dust rose above the deck.  No one noticed me at first,    

[001] is feet and scrambled madly   to pull his bags of seed  _____  forward. They were already   swollen to bursting. Of a     
[002] y belongings,   next to the oxen and his gun, the seed  _____  had been   the most treasured. It was spoiled now for      
[003]  chair clobbered   me"! Since then, and since the pure  _____  had gotten   him divorced from every decent- and even      
[004] ertisements for equipment for home offices show   wood  _____  rather than metal shelving, desk systems,   potted pla     
[005] egion was annually  importing about 40 million tons of  _____  and flour by the end  of the 1990s as a supplement to      
[006]  of water would be required to produce this  volume of  _____ .  Such a volume reflects about 20 percent of  the regi     
[007] o much water, but those  involved in the international  _____  trade are capable of  accepting the challenge. There i     
[008] nd trade, which is of major strategic  significance to  _____ -importing economies in arid and semi-  arid regions.       
[009] is  ever-  present in her mind as she feels its smooth  _____ - gently, as if  stroking the temples of a dreaming chi     
[010] g a display track. They contain motors smaller than a   _____   of rice. Nippondenso is not just watching the highway     
[011] bigger," he says. "That's what tends to spoil the city  _____ ,  and  is blowing our market towns apart, with mega- s     
[012] being launched today with the backing  of  Continental  _____ , the private American company which is  one of  the wo      


	
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[001] father,  Daddy King tested his son.  He told Martin to  _____  in his  church the next Sunday.  King was nervous, but     

[001] hat's difficult,  but  not impossible.' The people who  _____  through their sport  certainly receive the support of      
[002] gious leaders are using the language of secularism to   _____   new values. It's an uneasy mix     By ANDREW MARR         
[003] usin and said firmly,  'Are you going to  Beershorn to  _____  to the Brothers tonight?'  Amos looked hard at her. 'A     
[004] or  Flora, who took it.  'It must be so interesting to  _____  to the Brothers, Cousin  Amos,' she said. 'Do you prep     
[005] m heaven.'  'Really! How interesting. Does anyone else  _____ , or are  you the only one?'  'Only me. Deborah Checkbo     
[006] Only me. Deborah Checkbottom tried once to get up and   _____ . But she couldn't. in knew there'd been  a mistake, an     
[007] , it came out. We heard no more o' Deborah trying' to   _____ . Now in                                                    
[008]                                               . Now in  _____  alone. No one else  gets the word like in  do.' He sou     
[009] ng else that was said. in have  advised Cousin Amos to  _____  to a wider  audience. in think he  should go round the     

[001]  was teaching   now that Eph Showers had had a call to  _____  in some   mountain town.      Roy smiled- he did have      
[002] grams at the church,   the Rev. John D. Henderson will  _____  on "A Successful   Marriage" at 9:40 and 11 a.m. Sunda     
[003] es or he would   not have chosen to answer the call to  _____ . The good   ones are not motivated to seek vainly, nor     
[004]  assume, as we too often do, that we can continue to    _____  the gospel in a form that makes it seem incredible   a     
[005] ington who has   offered to allow a Catholic priest to  _____  from his   pulpit; a report that a Catholic nun had be     
[006] to the country they probably   would not be allowed to  _____  the Christian faith   to the Burmans. Unspeakable tort     
[007] paragraphs like the   foregoing is that they appear to  _____ ; and in contemporary   society we often complain of to     
[008] es   that we must do as we are ordered by the Council,  _____    only the word of God and stop meddling in politics"!     
[009]  was teaching   now that Eph Showers had had a call to  _____  in some   mountain town.      Roy smiled- he did have      


	
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[001] or dealings with the police;  ever failed to pay off a  _____  purchase  agreement (even if it was  because the goods     
[002] pted by the board of  directors. The manager  began to  _____  new employees who could put the idea into  action.  Th     
[003] , rollercoasters, games, a lake with little boats for   _____ , etc, every  type of entertainment possible - and the      
[004] repairs. And there are plenty of  places where you can  _____   vehicles of various types. Or, perhaps you'd rather       
[005] llness.  For a day or two  I could not Find a horse to  _____  anywhere, until Harmon Gow  had an idea.  Why don't yo     
[006] octor says I can't manage  on my own, so we'll need to  _____  a girl.'  Life without Mattie! Ethan could not think o     
[007] or dealings with the police;  ever failed to pay off a  _____  purchase  agreement (even if it was  because the goods     
[008] pted by the board of  directors. The manager  began to  _____  new employees who could put the idea into  action.  Th     
[009] , rollercoasters, games, a lake with little boats for   _____ , etc, every  type of entertainment possible - and the      
[010] repairs. And there are plenty of  places where you can  _____   vehicles of various types. Or, perhaps you'd rather       

[001] llow named Blatz over Smithtown way.   Nobody liked to  _____  him because you never could tell   when he was going t     
[002]    7  Most middle class nuclear families can afford to  _____    someone to babysit for their children, to help them      
[003] s. In  my seminars around the world I tell companies: " _____  on  attitude  alone. Credentials are from the past, an     
[004]  what is happening to the large companies that used to  _____   thousands, make large contributions to political part     
[005] t have unexpected  employment holes. They would rather  _____  temporary help at  slightly higher wages than have mor     
[006] e the equipment you have on hand  and,  in many cases,  _____  all your present staff. To show you how  much  superio     
[007] ble as  he  was short of cash at the time and couldn't  _____  the high-priced  local help. What to do? Call "program     
[008] poration,  the  Midlands- based construction and plant  _____  group, put on 1p  to  334p against the market trend on     
[009] ed and cost pressures are easing,  he  added. In plant  _____ , the main profit earner, the larger-scale  plant items     
[010] s". However, Braithwaite, which specialises  in  plant  _____ , had tried to take over Samuelson, the film  equipment     
[011] had tried to take over Samuelson, the film  equipment   _____  company bought by Eagle in 1987. Mr Fitton confirmed       
[012] ng Coalite's North Sea oil interests and its  contract  _____  operations. Hargreaves Quarries is expected to  excite  

[001] said Yury. 'It's time to get ready.'  Yury was able to  _____  a carriage at the station, and as he  looked at the st     
[002] or dealings with the police;  ever failed to pay off a  _____  purchase  agreement (even if it  was  because the good     
[003] ted by the board of  directors. The  manager  began to  _____  new employees who could put the idea into  action.  Th     
[004] , rollercoasters, games, a lake with little boats for   _____ , etc, every  type of entertainment possible - and the      
[005] epairs. And there are plenty of  places where you can   _____   vehicles of various types. Or, perhaps you'd rather       
[006] o cable and satellite to Mr Patel's  grocery and video- _____  centre. Sky Movies, Patel movies, UK  Gold  and Bravo.     
[007] ia, we will collect them from there.'  And you want to  _____  two of our engineers?'  Yes, for the three months that     
[008] e's without being discovered). The  boats that you can  _____  on the Thames above Marlow are  all right: they do not     
[009] up  keeps in touch. They even feel confident enough to  _____  a  human being as an android killer...'  You?' Luba Lu     
[010] . A boy was selling tea; a woman offered blankets for   _____ . White smoke floated in the dark air.  'How strange it     
[011] , Mr Nudger, and knew Curtis was  guilty, why  would I  _____  a private  detective to try and find  something wrong      
[012] o  thousands in the market-place. in am now  going to   _____  a Ford van. Praise the Lord! Send my cotton shirts.  F     
[013]  when Miss Ashton was  attacked. The owner  of the car- _____  firm told one of our men that acid had been  spilt on      
[014]  because I haven't.'  He seemed nervous.  'Do you ever  _____  a car?' continued Crammond.  'I have done.'  'Recently     
[015]  wanted to.  But now the plane was about to land.  His  _____  car was waiting for him outside the airport. He had  s     
[016] nce.' A  woman  in the beach shop told them they could  _____  surf boards there  and, if they wanted, they could als     
[017] said Yury. 'It's time to get ready.'  Yury was able to  _____  a carriage at the station, and as he  looked at the st