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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] ing for  a while and just walk. Once you get into the   _____  of running  regularly, the aches and tiredness will di
[002] a careful driver,  in general. I  mean, I don't make a  _____  of causing accidents.  But I once backed into my  neig  

[001] tion and ideas about art won him  many followers.  His  _____  of making fun of people also won him enemies.  His fir
[002] secrets. Although I did not agree  with  this terrible  _____ , I enjoyed the news. .  He told me about the dance. It
[003] e else, but he is happy working  with me. His only bad  _____  is he likes to take photographs.  He prints them himse
[004] trips to the library in Yuryatin  and to return to his  _____  of studying and writing. Yury began  going to the libr
[005] their leader, sending the message: 'It is our fathers'  _____  not  to follow others but to lead them.' Alexander was
[006] lly. Alexander  was  careful not to follow the Persian  _____  of insulting the  Babylonian gods. He gave gifts to th
[007] ortance. With Whitman, as Schmidgall  points  out, the  _____  of softpedaling his homosexuality - or  pretending  th
[008] eyes. The 31-year-old Nicaraguan  smiles constantly, a  _____  that makes her seem 10 years  younger.  She also laugh
[009] ng  for  a while and just walk. Once you get into the   _____  of running  regularly, the aches and tiredness will di
[010]  careful  driver,  in general. I  mean, I don't make a  _____  of causing accidents.  But I once backed into my  neig
[011] nvinced of one or other fashionable style,  Lambert's   _____  was to confront the student with its opposite. I vivid
[012] n  who like to feel a teensy bit subversive are in the  _____  of  tapping the camera lens to show it's there, and/or
[013] upils?' asked someone in the class. 'I am not in  the   _____  of having my pupils removed from office,' said Adrian.
[014] criminal. I was  not a murderer, but I had developed a  _____  of stealing  expensive cars.  THE BALD WRITER  I spent
[015] e was a cruel, evil and  cowardly man, who had  made a  _____  of robbing and killing Doramin's people, until  Jim  c
[016] coin, but it made him want  another. His gold became a  _____ , a delight, a reason for  living, almost a religion. H
[017] e knew  she should blame her drinking. It had become a  _____  with  her  to spend most of the money Godfrey  gave he
[018]  dear?'  Oh yes, I'll be back in an hour.'  This was a  _____  of Godfrey's on Sunday afternoons. He  enjoyed walking
[019] wanted to say something  serious to his wife, he had a  _____  of standing on his toes.  Today the children were surp
[020] o see him did something to your heart! And he had this  _____   of blushing. If a waiter spoke to him, he  turned red
[021] e's  no help to me in' the mornings.'  ''Tes a godless  _____  to lie in bed on a working day,' said  Amos angrily, '
[022] normal manner,  that she almost forgot  to answer. But  _____  is strong, and she agreed pleasantly  that  it was, in
[023] ked Flora. In  her personal experience, it was not the  _____   of artists and poets  to take time to write to old au
[024] now, aunt.' But  it was too late for her  to break the  _____  of dislike, and she turned away from me.  Poor  woman!
[025] w that wasn't the only reason. I've got an unfortunate  _____   of letting things happen to me instead of deciding fo


	
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[001] oing all  the way to Manchester. James  felt extremely  _____ . The lorry driver seemed  a friendly  fellow of around

[001] ing all  the way to Manchester.  James  felt extremely  _____ . The lorry driver seemed  a friendly  fellow of around
[002]  difficult time  splitting up with her partner and I'm  _____  to see that the  worst of the pain is over. I get on v
[003] to get my horse ready.'  Godfrey left the room. He was  _____  that his father had not  discovered the whole truth. H
[004]  opened the door  for them. He could not help feeling   _____  when she had gone. Now he could weave and moan  as muc
[005] ins.  As he walked back to the Red House, he felt very  _____ .  Nobody would recognize his dead wife,  and soon his 
[006] came into the room, a few minutes later, she was  very  _____ . My dear, I'm so  thankful you've come,' she said, goi
[007] y wife.'  Eppie's face went white. Silas, who had been  _____  by  hearing Eppie's answer to Godfrey, now  felt angry
[008] on't prevent her from  going.'  Godfrey and Nancy were  _____  to hear this, and thought  that Eppie would now agree.
[009] e realised that he was faced with an impostor, he was   _____ .  But if he was so sure that Brat was an impostor, why
[010]  in the house, Fred made no  mention of it. He  seemed  _____  when he  saw me.  'I thought you were the police again
[011] ught of what she might find at Cold Comfort.  She felt  _____ , at  least, that at the last moment she had packed her
[012]  afternoon, she visited Meriam's small house, and was   _____  to find that the girl had recovered  so quickly from  
[013] eared to be swelling with  anger, and Flora  was quite  _____  when he replied in a more or less  controlled way.  'D
[014] he  relationship between Mr Mybug and Rennet, and was   _____  to hear that  they were getting married in London, sev
[015] t-Hartigan,  kiss the bride and congratulate Dick, how  _____  and happy  she was. She led the guests back to the  fa
[016] e boss, but as one of the family.'  Woods sighed. 'I'm  _____  that you are planning to allow  us to sit at all!'  Ev
[017] your bag in here. HI give you a ride over.'  Woods was  _____ . A ride across would look more  normal to the border o
[018] How was he to know which road  Bruce was on? So he was  _____  when, at the first corner,  there was a car parked by 
[019]  was caused by completely  dierent  bacteria.'  I felt  _____ . 'Thank you, Dr Starkie. You've been very  honest with
[020]  love me  again,  but  and he sighed deeply.  was very  _____  to discover that was all he was worrying  about,  beca
[021] portunity went with the spaceship. Duncan was  greatly  _____  and told himself that he had been right - she  was onl
[022]  daughters,  reached Netherfield.  EliLabeth, although  _____  to hear that her mother did not  think Jane's illness 
[023] might not be fit  enough to travel. Mr Darcy was quite  _____ , and  determined that no sign of admiration for Elizab
[024]  how to dance, and  moved extremely awkwardly. She was  _____  to leave him,  and have the third  dance with an offic
[025] e evening listening to Mr Collins. Elizabeth  was very  _____ , and thanked her friend gratefully for the  trouble sh


	
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[001] around his son, and  Commodus cried. "Why does Maximus  _____  this instead  of me. Why do you love him more than me.
[002] He trusted the people closest to him, but they  didn't  _____  his trust." Lucilla felt faint. She sat down  opposite
[003] d 'Dusk,' a collection of short stories that seems to   _____  the word 'perfect.' So does one section of this  memoi
[004]  the newspaper. 'What an honest man!' he  said.  'You   _____  a reward - at least $1 million, I think'.  ***   BG: H
[005] e are only two of the largely  unaddressed issues, but  _____  particular attention,  especially  since one most conc
[006] ing-class life have yet to be fully appreciated:  they  _____  that overworked adjective, Chekhovian. Except  for  Al
[007]  him, and you'll have to live knowing  that he  didn't  _____  to die.'  She looked into her glass, and didn't say an
[008] e  Reeds might  be right. Perhaps  I was wicked. Did I  _____  to die, and be buried in the  churchyard  like my uncl
[009] schoolroom. I could not  imagine  what she had done to  _____  such a  punishment, but she did not look ashamed or un
[010] ed  so much to make friends at Lowood, to be good,  to  _____  praise. Now nobody would believe me or  perhaps even s
[011] ht to expect a present, as I haven't  done anything to  _____  one.'  'Don't be so modest! I've been talking to Adele
[012] eally  cannot accuse myself of having done anything to  _____  to  lose the  post. The fact is, he hates me. I think 
[013] .  She could not believe that Mr Darcy could so little  _____  Mr  Bingley's friendship, and yet she did not want to 
[014] our elder sister have avoided any  share of blame, and  _____  nothing but honourable praise  for your behaviour. To 
[015] e happiest creature in  the world! Oh, Lizzy! I do not  _____  this! Why isn't  everybody as happy as I am!'  Elizabe
[016] ed, 'I  send no compliments to your mother. You do not  _____   such politeness. I am most seriously displeased.' Eli
[017] around his son, and  Commodus cried. "Why does Maximus  _____  this instead  of me. Why do you love him more than me.
[018] He trusted the people closest to him, but they  didn't  _____  his trust." Lucilla felt faint. She sat down  opposite

[001] , love  comes  free, but not for you or me. We have to  _____  it,we have to  be  worthy of it and thus we live for t
[003] d 'Dusk,' a collection of short  stories that seems to  _____  the word 'perfect. ' So does  one  section of this mem
[004] strike since  1977.  The union argues that the workers  _____  a greater share of  Boeing's prosperity. The company, 
[005] ndants, nurses and doctors should be hired.   Patients  _____  more attention than they are getting. Even with t
[006] ist would be a tragedy for the Dominican people,   who  _____  to breathe without fear. For that reason   any democra
[007] ightly. Dr. Conant's conscientious, selfless efforts    _____  the nation's gratitude. He has served in positions   o
[008]  valuable; however, several pertinent   considerations  _____  recognition. One of the problems associated with 
[009] from them. If   one of Mr. Rodgers' melodies seemed to  _____  a better   fate than interment in Boston or the obscur
[010] ng nations that   do have this faith and determination  _____  help. Respecting their need, one of the major foc
[011] ope his suggestions   are given the consideration they  _____  in Kikuyu   circles. This, however, will not exhaust t
[012]  matter. My   comments must be briefer than the papers  _____ . W. H. Whiteley writes on The Verbal Radical in I
[013]  factors. Further we cannot go, for the Dark ages  _____    their name. Many aspects of civilization were not ye
[014] he Woonsocket Patriot admitted   that John Brown might  _____  punishment or imprisonment   "but he should no more be
[015] best he knew how, like any of us. Anyway, he doesn't    _____  to lie there in the sun and be stared at. "Ever s
[016] f possible?   Didn't John Cooper, after all this time,  _____  something   better of life? Wasn't it adult and realis


	
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[001]  What did you think of that? J: I thought it was very   _____ , with the courtyard and then the garden. The kids  wou     
[002]   think? *** Q: WEIGHTY PROBLEM - Girls don't find me   _____ ,  and I think the reason is that I'm fat. I've never b     
[003]  ROSES ARE RED - I am in love with a girl who is very   _____ . A friend introduced us. She doesn't know how I feel.      
[004]  little wrinkled now, but I think she is  still rather  _____ .  She is the sort of person you can always go to if yo     
[005] r prayer. The Cairo skyline at  sunrise is  especially  _____  and makes wonderful photographs - the domes  and  mina     
[006] is to  be, and name  a price. If our price is the most  _____ , and  usually this means the  lowest, we get the contr     
[007] ographs, and  sometimes I might find one particularly   _____ . But when it comes down to  it I just can't bring  mys     
[008]  What did you think of that? J: I thought it was very   _____ , with the courtyard and then the garden. The kids  wou     
[009]   think? *** Q: WEIGHTY PROBLEM - Girls don't find me   _____ ,  and I think the reason is that I'm fat. I've never b     
[010]  ROSES ARE RED - I am in love with a girl who is very   _____ . A friend introduced us. She doesn't know how I feel.      
[011]  little wrinkled now, but I think she is  still rather  _____ .  She is the sort of person you can always go to if yo     
[012] r prayer. The Cairo skyline at  sunrise is  especially  _____  and makes wonderful photographs - the domes  and  mina     
[013] is to  be, and name  a price. If our price is the most  _____ , and  usually this means the  lowest, we get the contr     
[014] ographs, and  sometimes I might find one particularly   _____ . But when it comes down to  it I just can't bring  mys     

[001] first. If she met him she would probably think he was   _____  and very nice, just as Jennifer and I had done. .  But
[002] ve ever had to do. You must believe me.  You're a very  _____  woman, and I really want to make love  to you.' I almo
[003]  sure of  it. . How could she turn her back on such an  _____  man?  sat down next to him. 'Oh, Pete, I'm so sorry,' 
[004] worry about me: When we first met I think he  was very  _____ ,' said Emma, 'And I thought he was in love  with him. 
[005]  after all. And that same  something made me seem more  _____  suddenly.' He  shook his head. 'But it's useless to ta
[006] e in my life. My services to Marian  were now the most  _____  part of life at Brandham Hall.  By  the end of the mea
[007] t.  My duties as Marian's messenger had been the most   _____  part of life at Brandham Hall, but that did not seem  
[008]  at her, he had  to admit that she was still extremely  _____  to him. She  was intelligent and beautiful but wild at
[009] s, not exactly handsome, but  intelligent, with a very  _____  character. However, it's not  my business. My business
[010] how Vassya came to be in a labour gang.  Yassya was an  _____  boy who looked like a young prince  or an angel in an 
[011] e lost as often as they were made.  For many, the most  _____  choffice was a life in the highly  paid Persian army. 
[012] xander a warm welcome and its great  riches made it an  _____  destination. After sitting in, the  royal seat of gold
[013] orable book review.    MARCH MURRAY is an intelligent,  _____ , thoroughly  decent  woman. More, she's a caring wife 
[014]  the previous  two,  Return is a handsome effort, with  _____  crypto-punkish  illustrations and an introduction by N
[015] owing Florida market,  has  long been seen as the most  _____  banking franchise in  the  country and it attracted he
[016] board will have to decide whether to  accept  the most  _____  offer, or to allow USEC to sell shares  through a publ
[017]  What did you think of that? J: I thought it was very   _____ , with the courtyard and then the garden. The kids  wou
[018] hink?  ***   Q: WEIGHTY PROBLEM - Girls don't find me   _____ ,  and I think the reason is that I'm fat. I've never b
[019]  ROSES ARE RED - I am in love with a girl who is very   _____ . A friend introduced us. She doesn't know how I  feel.
[020]  little wrinkled now, but I think she is  still rather  _____ .  She is the sort of person you can always go to if yo
[021] r prayer. The Cairo skyline at  sunrise is  especially  _____  and makes wonderful photographs - the  domes  and  min
[022] is to  be, and name  a price. If our price is the most  _____ , and  usually this means the  lowest, we get the contr
[023] graphs, and  sometimes I might find one  particularly   _____ . But when it comes down to  it I just can't bring  mys
[024] dy. She's learnt when  to  hold it in. One of the most  _____  things is that she's  willing to take emotional chance
[025]   Science. Since 1987 it has been housed in a notably   _____   purpose- built 'East Anglian Asian' (the architect's 


	
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[001] ve them plenty of love.  She wasn't afraid to hug  and  _____  them in public.  So Charles and Diana took baby  Willi     
[002] uch.  When she visited people in hospital, a  hug or a  _____  from Diana seemed to help them greatly.  Sometimes she     
[003] special name for Diana - 'Squidgy'.  He  asks Diana to  _____  him down the phone, and says, 'Oh  Squidgy, I love you     
[004] ems with their  bodies.  She was ready with a hug or a  _____  for everyone.  A  man who couldn't see wanted to know      
[005] e mistletoe at Christmas, you will probably  receive a  _____ ! 16 DECEMBER  Buy your Christmas tree.  If it is a rea     
[006] oyed it.  Not now.  Wayne! Oh.  Cathy! Just one little  _____ .  It's Christmas! Why  doesn't he leave her alone? You     
[007]  but  the effort  is killing me. Who will ever want to  _____  me? *** Q: STILL NO  BODY -  All my friends at school      
[008] his wife was even  more  furious: 'What! You wanted to  _____  her! An immoral thought  is as bad as an  immoral deed     
[009] I  always go to the kid's bedroom and give them each a  _____ .  Trouble is, James often wakes up and doesn't want to     
[010] she was worried about  something.  But what?  And that  _____ ! It was nice, of course, but why did she do it?  Maybe     
[011]  sit with strangers in cafes, and then give them a big  _____   when they leave! Why did she do it?  What did she wan     
[012] ams.  Jason  sometimes hit her, but he did not usually  _____   her.  Her cigarette fell out of her mouth.  'The lott     
[013] champagne ran down his  new blue shirt.  He laughed.  ' _____  me,' he said to the girl.  Suddenly the door opened an     
[014] ket's different! Please listen! I always put a  little  _____  on my ticket .  .  .  you know,  an X.'  'Why do you d     
[015]  and his wife and my  grandchildren, and I send them a  _____ .  Simon's a wonderful  son.  He telephones me every we     
[016] eeth  touched my neck.  I closed my eyes and waited.    _____  me!                                                        
[017]                                                   me!   _____   me!' I thought.  Suddenly there was a cry of anger.       
[018] ened her lovely eyes.  Oh, Arthur,' she said softly.    _____  me, my love.'  He moved his head nearer to her, but Va     
[019] ing.  Van Helsing went over to him.   And now  you may  _____  her,' he said.   See! The vampire is dead, and  the re     
[020] must leave you now,  ladies.' He stood up, and came to  _____   me goodbye.  Goodbye, Uncle,' I said.   Come again so     
[021] black eye.  A man hit her because she did not  want to  _____  him.  'How wonderful to have a black eye for  love!' T     
[022] beautiful.  No man loved her.  No man wanted her.  The  _____   meant nothing to Mr Seeders.  Tildy did not like him      
[023] r Seeders.  Tildy did not like him  very much, but the  _____  was important to her - and  now there was nothing.  Bu     
[024] igures standing  together under the trees.  He heard a  _____ , and a  surprised  Oh!' as he passed by.  Two happy lo     
[025] e he had  put his arm around Mattie, and had wanted to  _____   her.  But tonight, in the warm lamplit room, she seem   

[001] r. He  took her hand and she at first thought he might  _____  it, but he  let it go again. Then he left immediately.
[002] o the camp."  Commodus reached out a hand to Lucilla. " _____ ," he said,  smiling like a little boy.  Lucilla brushe
[003]  Maximus held her and they kissed. It  was their first  _____  for many years, and, for a short time, they  rested in
[004] n life, he will die." He smiled and touched her hair. " _____   me, sister,' he said.  It was hot and dusty in the Co
[005] Rhett moved towards her  again. 'Can I give you a real  _____  now?' he said.  She smiled at him. 'Only on the cheek,
[006] her eyes but turned her  face upwards so that he could  _____  her more easily. But he  did not  
[007]   her more easily. But he  did not  _____  her lips. He took her hand and kissed it, then  turned
[008] e took her hand and kissed it, then  turned it over to  _____  the other side. It was rough from work,  and the nails
[009]  when I think of him  touching you, I-' 'He's going to  _____  me!' thought Scarlett,  happily. But he stepped back, 
[010] hed Rhett come up the stairs and wondered if he  would  _____  her, but he did not.  'You don't look well, Mrs Butler
[011] Thank you!' she cried. 'You're the best friend I have.  _____   me,  Leo!' Her face was wet with tears.  I went out i
[012] e  Before we left the ship at La Ceiba, Emily tried to  _____  me.  She said she would be my girlfriend, if I wanted.
[013] . He took some coee back to  his mother and gave her a  _____ .  'I'm going to look around the hospital for a bit,' h
[014] oor  little boy. 'He'll think Sasha is a bad boy. Now,  _____  Daddy.  Don't cry, silly.' 'Don't worry, Tonya,' said 
[015] egged the guard for  permission to leave the train and  _____  his wife before the train  left. The guard refused unl
[016] s. We didn't even say goodbye properly. I didn't  even  _____  her.' Yury watched the carriage disappear and  then  t
[017]  my pet theories is that a tongue-twisting  title is a  _____  of death, whatever the book's merits. But that  should
[018] but  the  effort  is killing me. Who will ever want to  _____  me?  ***   Q: STILL NO  BODY -  All my friends at scho
[019] is wife was  even  more  furious: 'What! You wanted to  _____  her! An immoral  thought  is as bad as an  immoral dee
[020] I  always go to the kid's bedroom and give them each a  _____ .  Trouble is, James often wakes up and doesn't want to
[021] us or liturgical; it's  more like the handshake or the  _____  of greeting and farewell.  It  exists in a space betwe
[022] t him.  Clyde jumped out, smiling, and gave Lora a big  _____ .  Together, they began to empty the boat of its  many 
[023] guessing.' Mrs Penniman gave her  niece a  soft little  _____ . You must be very nice to him.'  Catherine stared she 
[024] ftly. How wrong he is!'  Morris gave her a fond little  _____ .  I shall tell him that he is wrong,' said Catherine. 
[025]  happened half an hour  ago.' Iran gently returned the  _____ . It's so  awful. So meaningless.'  Rick opened his car


	
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[001] m his mouth.  Rosa washed away the blood with another   _____ .  It was already red with Rafael's blood.  'It's  tube     
[002] took  King to the back of the dining car.  He pulled a  _____  down in  front of King's face because whites in the So     
[003] tish rule in India.  Then he led a  boycott of British  _____  and was sent to prison.  As a freedom  fighter, he spe     
[004] ke paper money and water clocks.  They  sent expensive  _____  to Europe.  They built a 2,500 kilometre  waterway whi     
[005] hey bought animal skins  from the Indians for guns and  _____ .  Then, in 1626, Peter  Minuit, an employee of the Dut     
[006] t the top of the building, long pieces of wood held a   _____  cover.  On hot days this cover was pulled across to  p     
[007]  again, and in her mind she chose beautiful, colorful   _____  and made pretty dresses for each of her daughters.  By     
[008] asily.  Then he broke the  second.  He tied a piece of  _____  tightly around the top of his  right arm to stop the b     
[009] een folds up her napkin and puts it  down on the table- _____   beside her plate, the meal is over and everybody stan     
[010] tchful eye on her until she put it down on the table-   _____   beside her plate. This was my opportunity. Rushing ov     
[011] ty room, and looked at the  table.  The creature had a  _____  over its head, because of the  cold.  On the table in      
[012] oudly.  The creature stood up slowly.  It took the old  _____  off its  head, and put it on the chair.    I looked at     
[013] rmous  black hat on his head, like a big box.  A grey   _____  came  down from the hat, in front of his face.   There     
[014]  hat, in front of his face.   There was a hole in  the  _____  in front of his eyes.  He  could see out of the hole b     
[015] feel it.  And oh! Look at the table!'  There was a red  _____  on the table, and cups and plates.  There was hot tea,     
[016]  It's cold outside.  My night clothes are made of thin  _____  - but  I  can't feel the cold.  I can only feel one th     
[017] ays looked at them.  There were flowers on  my curtain  _____ , but I always saw faces in those flowers.  Sometimes t     
[018]  he lifted the horse's  foot and put a piece of strong  _____  over it.  A rope was tied  to  one end of the              
[019]          over it.  A rope was tied  to  one end of the  _____ .  With this he lifted the weight of the foot  off the      
[020]  another man said.  'Put him in a simple bag of plain   _____ .  That is enough for a grave at the Chateau d'If!'Then     
[021] he room.  Then he  heard someone pull a large piece of  _____  along the floor.  There was another sound from the bed     
[022] hateau d'If On the bed Dantes saw a long bag of dirty   _____ .  The body of his friend Faria lay inside it.  'Alone!     
[023]   on that,' he thought.  The door opened.  Through the  _____  of  the bag, he saw two shadows come to the ends of hi     
[024] about a ship from Turkey which was carrying  expensive  _____ .  They wanted to find a quiet place and meet  this shi     
[025] ted to find a quiet place and meet  this ship, buy the  _____  and then take it to the coast of France.  'We need a q     


[001] ding one of the other horses behind him.  He had put a  _____  around the cut in his shoulder, but it was  bad and ga
[002] hands moved over his  soldier's clothes-fine, dark red  _____ .  Suddenly, the dead man moved. The hands, on his body
[003]  the heat  on my skin. The green suit was made of thin  _____ , and it had  an open neck. My trousers were short and 
[004]  I'll  put this round the cut.'  'This' was a piece of  _____ .  I stood up and walked about. My knee was beginning t
[005] eed. I wanted to arrive at the Hall with  blood on the  _____ . I put the letter in the pocket of my  trousers.  'May
[006] od up and said, 'I'd better wash your  knee, Leo. That  _____  isn't very clean.' I was glad to follow  her  up the s
[007]  my shoe and sock. She washed the cut and put a  clean  _____  around it. Ted Burgess's
[008] around it. Ted Burgess's  _____  was lying on the  side of the bath. It was covered wit
[009] ps I'll wash it: she said. 'It's quite a nice piece of  _____ .  '  Then I remembered the letter and took it out of m
[010]  said. 'But wait a moment.'  Taking the letter and the  _____ , she left the room. A moment  later she came back and 
[011] obably.' I started crying again then. He took  a clean  _____  out of his pocket and dried my eyes. I did not  stop h
[012] k into the  kitchen. Ted poured some oil on a piece of  _____  and then  cleaned the gun.  When he had finished, he g
[013] f matches Water Watch (to measure  the exact time) Wet  _____  (to guard against fire).  The success of my spell depe
[014] ok ill,' I said, as Holmes washed his face with a  wet  _____ . To my surprise, after he had finished, his face  look
[015] ay more money than anyone should buying batiks, kente   _____  and  other striking fabrics. But I had never worked in
[016] n folds up her napkin and puts it  down on the table-   _____   beside her plate, the meal is over and everybody stan
[017] tchful eye on her until she put it down on the table-   _____   beside her plate. This was my opportunity. Rushing  o
[018] ts  staring eyes was too much for me, so I got a table- _____  and  covered it. Then I took the whisky bottle and dra
[019]  story was true - the proof was lying under the  table  _____ . His enemies had found him and made sure of  his silen
[020]  information about his business. I lifted o the  table- _____  and searched him. There were only a few coins  in his 
[021] tle black book.  This seemed a good sign. I lifted the  _____  and looked at  Scudder's peaceful face. 'Goodbye, my f
[022] -room, the table was covered with the best green  card- _____ , and there were writing materials  on it. Miss Pole wa
[023] e Fields  where no one will see you. Oh, and  here's a  _____  you can use.'  What
[024] you can use.'  What  _____  is it, Mother?' asked Joseph.  Just a  
[025]   is it, Mother?' asked Joseph.  Just a  _____ ,' was the answer.  Joseph went out by the garden door,


	
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[001]  his excitement about a new future  for Russia. He was  _____  to talk to his friends in Moscow  and  to Uncle Kolya 
[002] riendship between Yury and Vassya cooled.  The boy was  _____  to make something of his life, and he  looked for ways
[003] Square electronics store, the  salesman  who seemed so  _____  to help, and the Sharp notebook  computer he  bought f
[004] e, among  others, had  not found critics and audiences  _____  to applaud their  stories,  none of which were met wit
[005]  its  bad roads, China presents a Communist leadership  _____  to  maintain tight control over foreign shippers, poli
[006] -timer with seven  Arrowmont  sessions, return yearly,  _____  for another creative tuneup.  Arrowmont students earli
[007] es Aku-nna,' she said, 'But that's only because  she's  _____  to learn and he wants to help her. He knows he's  from
[008] r name was Mrs Dempster, and  she seemed pleasant  and  _____  to please her new master.  When he returned with her t
[009] wildly  unsuitable for a country life. She had bright,  _____   eyes like a bird, and her hands trembled nervously. S
[010] e  perfect alibi. But  that just made Morse  even more  _____  to  investigate it. What about the phone call to the p
[011] wall. Morse looked around helplessly. Who had been so   _____  to search  the shed? And why?  Morse had no idea.  Bef
[012] e. I suggested  visiting him tomorrow. He did not seem  _____  to see me  again. but I shall go anyway. I am interest
[013] ! Come and take  Miss Cathy round the farm.' Cathy was  _____  to see the  animals, and she and Hareton went out.  As
[014]  not see. His fierce black eyes followed it with such   _____  interest that he sometimes stopped breathing for as  m
[015] ts' house to watch.  At first the flames were pale and  _____ , then they became  yellow with  bits of red. Lucille b
[016] mple and pure. It silenced all comment  except that of  _____  praise. Just as no human  being can deny the  beauty o
[017] es with Richard, but she also  danced with some of the  _____  young men  who gathered  round her as soon as the musi
[018] ow as that. But for some reason she is uncontrollably   _____  to get married to somebody fairly soon. Now, I would  
[019] ieth-  century Pastmasters discovered, were not at all  _____  to  sleep in the tiny dark bedrooms under the roof, or
[020] stery of Grace Poole  After this sleepless night I was  _____  to see Mr Rochester in  the  morning, but there was no
[021]  the countries  of Europe.'  'Well, sit, you seem very  _____  to please me, but I wonder if  you will  agree to a re
[022] ittle talk to you. Besides  since  yesterday I've been  _____  to hear  the other half of your story.' He sat down. I
[023] ad greatly enjoyed the ball, the Bingley  sisters were  _____  for these particular guests to leave. Mr  Collins, how
[024] patient to see his sister, and we confess we  are also  _____  to see her again. Nobody is more beautiful,  elegant o
[025] en't rich enough or grand  enough for them, and she is  _____  to have a family  connection with the Darcys, so that 

[001]  Square electronics store, the salesman who seemed so   _____  to  help, and  the Sharp notebook computer he bought f     
[002] , among  others, had not found critics  and  audiences  _____  to applaud their stories, none  of which  were met  wi     
[003]  its bad roads, China presents a  Communist leadership  _____  to maintain tight control over  foreign  shippers, pol     
[004] -  timer with seven Arrowmont sessions, return yearly,  _____  for  another creative tuneup. Arrowmont students earli     
[005] snack food is going high tech with biotechnology. One   _____   aspirant in the field is DNA Plant Technology Corp. o     
[006] seemed interminable. I joined Endesha  Holland's class  _____  to learn; I left it hating school. �Arts  Page 16 89     
[007] g the inauguration of the mill, for the  settlers were  _____  to taste the first piece of bread in Lincoln  Island.      
[008] lapse against the Phillies Sunday.      Manager Hemus,  _____  to end a pitching slump that   has brought four losses     
[009] s, chemicals and other   products.      Farmers are so  _____  for new machinery that they're   haggling less over pr     
[010] le stories. To their surprise, the children   all were  _____  and quite able to take part. Even the   two-year-old f     
[011] d gathered a lot of historical   material which it was  _____  to share. For example,   there was sheet music with th     
[012] , you will   look forward to the season each year with  _____    anticipation.   #NATURALLY DORMANT AND NO SPRAY DANG     
[013] of outdoor articles; he's a real hunter and   shooter,  _____  to improve his sport. Well, if you're   that kind of s     
[014] ith which   much can be done. Park visitors are always  _____  to   learn more about the area they are in. The histor     
[015] ; recordings;   broadcastings;   television; large and  _____  audiences. It must be conceded   that his native land      
[016] e strength   of a voltaic battery more than did salts.  _____  as   he was to pursue this promising line, he was so l     
[017] enefit program. Too many plant officials are all too    _____  to buy a package program from an insurance   company       
[018] hose which any intuitive person   might venture and an  _____  sitter attach to himself.   Or, on the other hand, are     
[019] ded only two hours ago to go out   of town, and he was  _____  to be off.   #PRINCE WEARS TEN-GALLON HAT#   And so, a     
[020]  matter of fact,   had many tastes in common. Both had  _____  and inquiring   minds; and both believed that intellec     
[021] e boom days when   Eastern and foreign capital were so  _____  to buy cattle   interests. The origin of this sayin' w     
[022] until after the Civil War when Southern   writers were  _____  to defend a way of life which had   been destroyed. As     
[023] w professors, but all eminent   men, and a few hundred  _____  students housed in nearby   dwellings. In September '7     
[024] blic affairs are concerned;   so that, although not as  _____  as I once was to be   disapproved of, I can still resi     
[025]   have bought. Needless to say, strong hands are not    _____  to be joined by weak hands, for this increases   the r    


	
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[001]  did absolutely no work to justify the grant, yet  the  _____  director renewed it until 1945. Cioran lived in  vario
[002] ever  an  active member of the Labour Party and always  _____   to the  aims of Plaid Cymru. It was the wretched cond
[003] ve established a sound basis. He generally held views   _____  to the Soviet government's on many international  acti
[004] ey may not be able to explain what  is  happening to a  _____  adult. On the other hand their IQ  is  usually average
[005]  villages of the East.  He was3  tall and thin, with a  _____ , intelligent face, and white  hair  brushed back from 
[006] Dick laughed at Aku-nna, but today he seemed kind and   _____ . She wondered why.  Suddenly she heard a shout. 'Aku-n
[007] urried to welcome the Odia family. They were kind and   _____ .  'We'll sell our cassava quickly in the market,' they
[008] ay? An hour or so  ago you were insisting on us being   _____ .'  Oh well! Laura ran to get the basket. Her mother he
[009] had been a  particularly horrible one, and no one felt  _____  towards  the  murderer. The condemned man owned a smal
[010] ime, he blamed it on the illness she had had, and was   _____ .  But for most of the time, I believe they shared a de
[011] th.  Edgar must let me do what I want!' I did not feel  _____   towards Catherine, and certainly did not want to frig
[012] ng happier already and she clearly  found Dr Mdel very  _____ .  'in understand that you are going to stay with Dr Md
[013]  on South Africa.  Moat contacted one man who would be  _____  to a  liberal white South African. The man was John Mo
[014] ain, although with  some diiculty, and surrounded by a  _____  crowd.  A most unfortunate beginning,' said the Doctor
[015]  the story of their  lives? He supposed he must have a  _____  look about  him.  Early on Monday morning, Paul and Pe
[016] e  tell their problems and secrets to, because  you're  _____  and give them hope.'  'Do you think so, sir?'  'I do. 
[017] . I could not understand its  attitudes, and I was not  _____  towards it. All the  comfort I enjoyed there depended 
[018] us, about long  sleeves.' Mrs Gardiner made a suitably  _____  reply to  her sister-in-law, and later that day found 
[019] t speak another  word. Darcy watched her miserably, in  _____  silence.  At last, she spoke again. 'It cannot be hidd

[001] it on  Africa's  Plan of Action are likely to elicit a  _____  response in  the  majority of Americans, though some a     
[002] to  walk back. As I recrossed into Djibouti, villagers  _____   to  the SNM, or just wanting money, hid me from the p     
[003] gether but  sometimes I  have my doubts". Nicholas was  _____ : He is only as  good as  the players we give him". But     
[004] tand he takes it would be   misconstrued   that he was  _____  to one or the other of the   Republicans. "After the p     
[005] ingly, at the Comedie last year, Jean Meyer   played a  _____  Arnolphe and drew criticism for   turning the comedy i     
[006]  in flight from the life around her   and the tart but  _____  help she gets from her   25-year-old brother. @   _THE     
[007]  social fermentations for a new national ideology-   a  _____  public and a large body of performers   especially tra     
[008] uld be to achieve   perceptive cooperation by stirring  _____  impulses   in the other sensory centers, motor tension     
[009] s blinded and could not   find a doctor at the time. A  _____  friend made   poultices of raw potato parings, which s     
[010] place of commitment. At the same   time, he is plainly  _____ , clearly friendly.   If there were only the mess, all      
[011] w of the Eisenhower inaugural festivities at   which a  _____  press had assembled its massive   talents, all primed      
[012]  Nebraska, the Fighting Liberal, from whose office   a  _____  but cautious harrumphing was heard. Then,   after over     
[013] d a tiny envelope tied to its wrist. An   accompanying  _____  letter explained that inside   the envelope was a name     
[014] . Such an   understanding, although it must seek to be  _____ ,   is not a matter of intuition. "History has this in      
[015] ear   "contemptible rather than intelligible", while a  _____    critic has remarked that the "intricate interplay of     
[016] wrote an article for the Nouvelle Alsatian in highly    _____  terms. Some students from the University   returned ar     
[017] y a sensible   young woman- as well as an outgoing and  _____    type- it would seem that for her the word friendship     
[018] m, as   thou hast, to serve thy country, must create a  _____    feeling in every patriotic heart".      There must h     
[019] nd with equal contempt; perhaps he was a little more    _____  to the sides of beef that hung silently   from his hoo     
[020] with typical signs of emotional excitement including    _____  discharges.      It seems to follow that by and large      
[021] ympathetic   action (with reciprocal inhibition of the  _____ )   at the hypothalamic level induces, by its periphera     
[022] he somatic nervous   system. With the dominance of the  _____  division   of the hypothalamus, the opposite changes o     
[023] sh drugs which shift the hypothalamic   balance to the  _____  side from those which produce   a parasympathetic domi     
[024] cally   controlled hypophyseal secretions and increase  _____    discharges. They shift the hypothalamic balance to       
[025] scharges. They shift the hypothalamic balance to   the  _____  side. This explains the beneficial   effect of electro   


	
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[001] to predict the weather and the best time for  planting  _____ .  Some people think the lines have a religious  meanin     
[002]  There were many reports of large circles in  fields.   _____  were flattened, but they were still growing.  The  cir     
[003] it hasn't rained for three years.  There  have been no  _____ , and the animals on which many people depend  died lon     
[004] anting it? What prevented them from getting the bigger  _____ ?  Why hadn't they stayed interested in this improvemen     
[005] ge Concern stopped her  digging up  last year's potato  _____ . *** A: I hear you're going  to get married soon  - co     

[001] gs are much worse everywhere else in  Russia. '    The  _____  that have helped support the island's 11,000  people  
[002] it hasn't rained for three years.  There  have been no  _____ , and the animals on which many people  depend  died lo
[003] nting it? What prevented them from getting the bigger   _____ ?  Why hadn't they stayed interested in this improvemen
[004] ge Concern stopped her  digging up  last year's potato  _____ .  ***   A: I hear you're going  to get married soon  -
[005]  the saxophonist, a virtuoso with a nice-looking horn,  _____   up  more than most to show this is a product meant fo

[001] production problem    of  overproduction is to produce  _____  that can be    turned into energy such as ethanol.         
[002]  techniques to detect and enumerate microorganisms in   _____  and  soil. We have developed polymerase chain reaction     
[003] lfalfa seed has proven to be one of the more difficult  _____   to  irrigate in southern Alberta. This is mainly due      
[004] ings  are  much worse everywhere else in Russia. ' The  _____  that have  helped support the island's 11,000 people h     
[005]  ethnic  groups, new cooking methods, and amazing new " _____ "  produced by  biotechnology will accelerate this chan     
[006] -acre  Disney  World near Orlando, Florida, is growing  _____  in this way.  Long  conveyors carry the plants around      
[007] is the marriage of  computers and genetic engineering.  _____  such as  strawberries,  pineapples, bananas, and sweet     
[008] ts, and diseases,  which  reduce food production. Such  _____  as corn could be forty  times  more productive than on     
[009]  vegetables, cereal grains, tropical plants, and other  _____   are being greatly enhanced through variations of clon     
[010] , these  characteristics can be made to appear in such  _____  in a  much  shorter time than they would with traditio     
[011] ntal factors -- good or bad -- that affect a farmer's   _____ . The unit can tell when apple scab will hit your orcha     
[012] est time to fertilize or spray -- not  only to improve  _____  but also to minimize damage to the  environment. The s     
[013]  to which tea is less vulnerable than most other major  _____  _  a  continuation of the downtrend seems unavoidable:     
[014] rs, if, as I hope, in this latitude  we can obtain two  _____  a year." At that, according to his  usual  custom, Pen     
[015] ull leaf,  and the time was approaching when the usual  _____  ought to  be  gathered. The return to the plateau of P     
[016] d become a thorough farmer, heartily attached to  his   _____ . But it must be said that Herbert was more anxious  th     
[017] n saving as much  as  was possible from the devastated  _____ , either of corn or  vegetables. The grain and the plan     
[018] the haymaking, and the gathering in of  the  different  _____  on the plateau. This work finished, every  moment  was     
[019] tely two million   acres of land in Georgia, attacking  _____ , young wildlife   and livestock and can be a serious h     
[020] h narrow training and little wisdom" are endangering    _____  and wildlife, Carl W. Buchheister, president   of the      
[021] w harvesting machines.   Fields of corn and some other  _____  in many cases are   so dense that older equipment cann     
[022] . Negro population.      One question which inevitably  _____  up is whether   such stations have a future in a natio     
[023] armer's life must be   arranged to meet the demands of  _____  and livestock.      Livestock must be tended every day     
[024] ought,   hail, disease, and insects take their toll of  _____ .   Sickness or loss of some of the livestock may cut i     
[025]   _TOPOGRAPHY AND SOIL_      Is the land suited to the  _____  you intend to raise?   If you can't tell, get help fro    


	
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[001] - it has to  be their own choice. We can only suggest,  _____ , and remind.  Remember, no one really 'gives' blood, t     
[002] . Warn your  friends to  do the same. Don't let anyone  _____  you to look  after their baggage in a  station or airp     
[003] r the needs of the workers. The  manager  attempted to  _____  them, but was unable to do so. The  workers decided th     
[004] ee. The British Tourist Board puts  out advertising to  _____   our American cousins to visit us and spend their  mon     
[005] ng the traffic, banging on  drivers'windows trying to   _____  them to stop and give them a  lift. It was chaos, disa     
[006] ors. But the manager was worried that he could  never   _____  the owner of the building to spend that much  money. T     
[007]  his car. I started to  explain what had happened  and  _____  him it wasn't as bad as it looked, but he  didn't  wan     
[008] sleep. Why not decide to join us  this summer?  Let us  _____  you. See why we've earned our name  as the 'Holiday Ca     
[009] - it has to  be their own choice. We can only suggest,  _____ , and remind.  Remember, no one really 'gives' blood, t     
[010] . Warn your  friends to  do the same. Don't let anyone  _____  you to look  after their baggage in a  station or airp     
[011] r the needs of the workers. The  manager  attempted to  _____  them, but was unable to do so. The  workers decided th     
[012] ee. The British Tourist Board puts  out advertising to  _____   our American cousins to visit us and spend their  mon     
[013] ng the traffic, banging on  drivers'windows trying to   _____  them to stop and give them a  lift. It was chaos, disa     
[014] ors. But the manager was worried that he could  never   _____  the owner of the building to spend that much  money. T     
[015]  his car. I started to  explain what had happened  and  _____  him it wasn't as bad as it looked, but he  didn't  wan     
[016] sleep. Why not decide to join us  this summer?  Let us  _____  you. See why we've earned our name  as the 'Holiday Ca     

[001] oor. At first I thought it was Ian, coming to try and   _____  me that I'd got it all wrong aboUt him, but then I  he
[002] taminated product. The department can now only try to   _____   a company to recall a product voluntarily. Mr. Glickm
[003] rds in Buick dealerships and see whether  dealers can   _____  people to buy the Buicks anyway? Even executives  at  
[004] it has to  be their own choffice. We can only suggest,  _____ , and  remind.  Remember, no one really 'gives' blood, 
[005]  Warn  your  friends to  do the same. Don't let anyone  _____  you to  look  after their baggage in a  station or air
[006]  the needs of the workers.  The  manager  attempted to  _____  them, but was unable to do  so. The  workers decided t
[007] e. The British Tourist Board puts  out advertising to   _____   our American cousins to visit us and spend their  mon
[008] ng the traffic, banging on  drivers'windows trying to   _____  them to stop and give  them a  lift. It was chaos, dis
[009] ors. But the manager was worried that he could  never   _____  the owner of the building to spend that much  money. T
[010] his car. I started to  explain what had  happened  and  _____  him it wasn't as bad as it looked, but he  didn't  wan
[011] sleep. Why not decide to join us  this summer?  Let us  _____  you. See why we've earned  our name  as the 'Holiday C
[012] simply not powerful. If Laura is there in  the film to  _____  an audience to identify with the miseries  of  a littl
[013] e 'the best pounds 50m you ever spent'.  He  failed to  _____  her to buy it, but John Major's government  introduced
[014] ctims in Eastern Europe. Say in what ways it tries to   _____  people to send money, commenting on the  language, the
[015] I'll give him a couple of guns, of  course. You could   _____  him to take the job, Marlow, couldn't you?'  I stared 
[016] o think he  was taking it all too  seriously. Should I  _____  him to accept Chester's offer? I  knew  there was noth
[017] u may see it dierently. My words  may not be enough to  _____  you, as I'm afraid you  people  think more of your bod
[018] kness of the hut. But Mark was  now  awake. I tried to  _____   him not to worry, and I  explained where Lambis had g
[019] ned with delight,  hoping that the carol would help to  _____  Silas to come to  church.  You see, Master Marner,' sh
[020] uch as he liked.  Mr Macey and Dolly had tried hard to  _____  Silas to go to  church. But in the end he spent  Chris
[021] le  I know and love.'  Nancy thought she could help to  _____  Eppie. What you  say is natural, my dear child,' she s
[022]  seventeen,' he said to himself,  Lavinia will try and  _____  her that some  young man with a moustache is in love w
[023] at her lover for a minute, and then she  said, I shall  _____  him. But I am glad we  shall  be rich.'  Morris turned
[024] s the worst misfortune, we are not so unhappy. I will   _____  him, and after that we shall be  very glad  we have mo
[025] er,' she said.  But I think that one day Morris might   _____   you.'  I shall never speak to him again. I dislike hi