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[001]  evil  chance,  he found his way to Jim's.  'You can't  _____  me for shooting that native last night!' he  cried.  '
[002]  miserable life, but in her heart she knew  she should  _____  her drinking. It had become a habit with  her  to spen
[003] t, and a  lot of bad  words are used.  I do not really  _____  Montmorency (usually I just hit him, or  throw  stones
[004]  felt that he had  failed, and he carried this private  _____  for the rest of his life.  He still had his little gir
[005]   hospital?'  'None. Brat is still not conscious.'  'I  _____  myself greatly for that, you know,' said the priest. '
[006] nd the old man had  given him some good advice. 'Never  _____  a woman for  something that happened in the past,' he 
[007] ct a slave to behave  like  a free man, and no one can  _____  the girl if a slave runs o  with her.'  The argument w
[008] de  of  Clayton's head?'  She looked at me with gentle  _____ . 'I don't think you should  talk to me like that, Vic.
[009] ps or chicken or  eggs. Of course he knew he shouldn't  _____  his mother too  much-she  spent a lot of time  visitin
[010] y6  one she'd ever really loved, and that he shouldn't  _____   himself in  any way. I just can't...  can't remember 
[011] chael, but  after all  it was an accident - she didn't  _____  him for it.  He even came to her for private lessons i
[012]  Wuthering Heights  was the cause of my illness, and I  _____  Mr Heathcli for it.  Or Kenneth has warned me I won't 
[013] s love  that I think I could kill him, and he wouldn't  _____  me for it. He  will have to learn to accept Heathcli a
[014] d of you, Mr Heathcli,' I scolded him. 'Mr Edgar  will  _____  me for letting her go to your house.' 'I want her to  
[015] urt for only fifteen minutes. 'The  inquest finds that  _____  for Mapetla Mohapi's death can be  fixed on no one. Th
[016] ther too  comfortable up to now, Paul. Perhaps I am to  _____  for  that.  It will do you the world of good to see wh
[017]   They probably just went indoors to change. You can't  _____   them. It's terribly cold. But it's discouraging, you 
[018] ons.'  What a terrible thing!' said Grimes.  You can't  _____  them, of course. It's in their nature.'  I had such a 
[019] hours, he might have decided not to go.'  'Well, don't  _____  yourself for that.' there was a pause.  'Does  Penelop
[020] rust me, you'll help  me to  find him, but I couldn't   _____  you if you refuse. I  haven't been open and honest wit
[021]  the man who threw the2  I spoke carefully. 'You can't  _____  yourself for what  happened. You  mustn't think that y
[022] l railway was very big and very complicated  You can't  _____  yourself for what happened, I said.  I said once befor
[023]  wasn't  my character, but circumstances which were to  _____ .  Why do I tell you all this? Because you're the sort 
[024] my  shoulder) '. . . this young girl. Can you honestly  _____  me?  Compare  the  two, and then judge me!'  We all le
[025] now you weren't aware of this, Miss Eyre. Nobody will   _____  you,  and Mr  Mason will tell your uncle so, when he g  

[001]  It is one of those errors which some  admire,  others  _____ ; which God alone can judge. He who is  mistaken in an 
[002]   Republican-controlled   State Senate "Must share the  _____  for this". Nothing   that Plainfield last year had los
[003] ey would   wash their hands of the mess. It is hard to  _____  them   for this. Yet there were other motivations and 
[004] s performance in office.   While all citizens share in  _____  for lax municipal   ethics the Wagner regime has seen 
[005] ushchev's door, therefore, can be placed the   primary  _____  but also at fault are those who permitted   themselves
[006] e Warwick Musical Theater, and Shelley Berman   was to  _____ . One of the finest soft shoe tunes ever invented,
[007]   the Wollman Rink for Shakespeare. One could hardly    _____  Newbold Morris, the Parks Commissioner, for   devoting
[008]  West. Never   given to mincing words, he places heavy  _____  upon   the faulty, uncourageous leadership of Britain 
[009] all, but by the need   of men to have persons they can  _____ , distrust, denounce,   and even hate. Such needs may r
[010] the soup tastes like dishwater, your employees   won't  _____  the concessionaire. You'll take the rap. Check yo
[011] suggest that career-bound   husbands often are more to  _____  for topsy-turvy marriages   than their wives. The wife
[012]  all downtown.) It is hard, on the other hand, to  _____  the policeman,   blank, good-natured, thoughtless, and
[013] condition. The battle is not easy. We are   tempted to  _____  others for our problems rather than   look them straig
[014] f Hearst's San Francisco Examiner.   Hearst disclaimed  _____  for this, but the conversation,   according to Lane, e
[015]  to do with it. It is hard not to lay most of the  _____  for their   failures on the pope. Nogaret is hardly an
[016] F POWER._ While the Cold War raged it was easy to  _____  it   all on Yalta. Yet, in summarizing a series of car
[017] y once in a while pause and polish without   incurring  _____ . But the oral poet cannot pause; he   must improvise c
[018] ng with critical care,   seeking something material to  _____  for his son's illness. "Have you got enough blank
[019] n his   rich house saying: "God is tired of taking the  _____ .   He is going to let History take the 
[020] .   He is going to let History take the  _____  for a while". He thought of the old man laughing 
[021] y, indifference, self-destructive   attitudes. I don't  _____  that girl for breaking her   engagement with you. Was 
[022] tions. Was it because   she had shown panic? Who could  _____  her for that?   It was one thing to awaken outside a r
[023] ou've been kinda worryin' over that. And   can't say I  _____  you", said Angie thoughtfully. "This   deal with the a
[024] ar you quarrel about   her! Oh, well, you can't really  _____  Lolotte. She   lost her beau to you". But she was
[025] he gasp that swept   across the audience. Nor could he  _____  them. This   particular song at this particular time c


	
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[001] told Mr  Carruthers and he said, "1'11 get a horse and  _____ .  Then  somebody can drive you to the station."'The ho
[002]  somebody can drive you to the station."'The horse and  _____   didn't arrive this week, so I went to the station on 
[003] a music  teacher?  And why doesn't he have a horse and  _____  when he lives ten  kilometres from the station?'  'Wil
[004] ight -  and I won! Mr Woodley went home in a horse and  _____ ! Me?  I'm fine, Watson.'  The next letter from Miss Sm
[005] ll not go back to Chiltern House.  Mr Carruthers has a  _____  now, so the road to the station is not  dangerous for 
[006] lington House.  'Look!' I cried.  'There's a horse and  _____  on the road.' 'Is that  her  
[007]   on the road.' 'Is that  her  _____ ?' Holmes said.  'Then she's going to catch an earlier 
[008] en he stopped.  At the same time, I saw the horse and   _____  again.  But now there was nobody in it.  'Stop the hor
[009] too  late!' I stopped the horse and we jumped into the  _____ .  Holmes turned it round and we went back down the roa
[010] and jumped from his bicycle.  'Where did  you get that  _____ ?' He took a gun from his coat.  Holmes jumped down fro
[011] took a gun from his coat.  Holmes jumped down from the  _____ .  'Where is Miss  Violet Smith?' he asked quickly.  'T
[012] .  'That's my question!' the man said.  'You're in her  _____ .' 'We  met the
[013].' 'We  met the  _____  on the road,' Holmes said.  'There was nobody in  it.'
[014] d the man with the beard.  'He drives Mr  Carruthers's  _____ .' Peter began to move and open his eyes.  'He'll be al
[015]   this Saturday.  Peter took her to the station in the  _____ , but I  was afraid for her.  I went after them on my b
[016] odley and Williamson took her.  Then I  saw you in the  _____ , Mr Holmes.  You know the end of the  story.' 'I do,' 
[017] ll loved the country.  The older man  taught Archie to  _____  animals, throw knives, and walk across  the deep snow.
[018] told Mr  Carruthers and he said, "1'11 get a horse and  _____ .  Then  somebody can drive you to the station."'The ho
[019]  somebody can drive you to the station."'The horse and  _____   didn't arrive this week, so I went to the station on 
[020] a music  teacher?  And why doesn't he have a horse and  _____  when he lives ten  kilometres from the station?'  'Wil
[021] ight -  and I won! Mr Woodley went home in a horse and  _____ ! Me?  I'm fine, Watson.'  The next letter from Miss Sm
[022] ll not go back to Chiltern House.  Mr Carruthers has a  _____  now, so the road to the station is not  dangerous for 
[023] lington House.  'Look!' I cried.  'There's a horse and  _____  on the road.' 'Is that  her  
[024]   on the road.' 'Is that  her  _____ ?' Holmes said.  'Then she's going to catch an earlier 
[025] en he stopped.  At the same time, I saw the horse and   _____  again.  But now there was nobody in it.  'Stop the hor   

[001] dfrey hesitated. He knew he had fallen into Dunstan's   _____ ,  when he made the mistake of  marrying Molly. It was 
[002] sses of human specials, so no  intelligence test would  _____  them. The only hope  of recognizing them was by using 
[003] t nearly failed and it's the  only way that we have to  _____  them. The Rosen Corporation  certainly tries hard to p
[004] exus-6 types well, we  think one of us should help you  _____  them.'  How?'  By coming with you. You'll have more su
[005] m investigating a new kind of  android that nobody can  _____  except me. I've  killed one, so that's a good start. D
[006]  just  that. So why  had he changed his mind? Was it a  _____ ? Did Simon's  friendly welcome simply hide some  
[007]  ? Did Simon's  friendly welcome simply hide some  _____  that he had  prepared?  But Simon could not have known
[008] ld rat went just now,' he thought. 'I must  buy a  rat  _____  in the morning.' He lit another lamp. He placed it  so
[009] ndows?'  Richards had cleverly avoided that particular  _____ , thought  Morse, but  he could easily fall into  the n
[010] r to tell him to return from Spain at once. It  was a   _____ .'  'And they arrested him at Gatwick airport?'  'Yes. 
[011] inkle  from her forehead. She  reminded me of a steel   _____  ready to shut down on anyone who touched her  incautio
[012] t's sixty five years since I last drove the horse  and  _____ , and I might have an accident.'  Judith was already ha
[013]  As for the  driving, you'd better drive the horse and  _____   to Howling and back six  times this afternoon, to get
[014] d at the station in the  early evening. Sitting in the  _____ , he waited,  his eyes closed, as still  as a sleeping 
[015] ng. The  dirt which had been lying on the floor of the  _____  for the last  twenty-five years was being kicked out i
[016] came  down, Amos was  waiting for her in the horse and  _____ . It was a cold night, and  Flora hesitated.  'Is there
[017] bank, and had driven  into Beershorn in  the horse and  _____  (in this way he saved the shilling his  grandmother ga
[018]  ones he had seen in films. And in a few  minutes, the  _____  was in the yard, with Seth  holding the horse.  Just t
[019] ard.  But Flora, Elfine and Seth were o. The horse and  _____   moved away from the farm. Flora just stopped  herself
[020] d to see Seth waiting to meet them with the horse  and  _____ . On the way to the farm, they stopped  at a large gara
[021] sday  morning, they drove  o together in the horse and  _____ , and after a busy morning  shopping, had lunch at the 
[022] hem.  But in the cupboard under the stairs I found the  _____  he had  left for me. He had used a switch that was ope
[023]  an idea and I worked hard on it for two days. My  new  _____  was much harder to find and avoid than anything  eithe
[024] ld wait  so long before trying to transfer me. My last  _____  must have  worked. As time went by, I began to feel mo
[025] urned away from them  and hurried over to a  horse and  _____ . He climbed in, shouted impatiently at the  driver,  a


	
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[001] ards her father. She  moved nearer to him, sharing his  _____ .  Then he spoke. 'They want me to go to the hospital f
[002] spect their parents and do not question them. But  the  _____  was still there. Something was very wrong, and  she kn
[003] is horrible place.'  'Leave? Where are you going?' The  _____  in her voffice  showed how much she cared.  'Universit
[004] se two men were  killers,  but now that I was here my   _____  disappeared;  I felt calm.  The captain gave the wheel
[005] he roof!'  Moore was grateful for her kindness and her  _____ . 'How  good of you  to be so anxious about me, Mrs Woo
[006]   'None at all.'  'Nothing about her health caused her  _____ ?'  'Nothing. She always seemed to be in perfect health
[007]  to enjoy the ball so much that she  almost forgot her  _____  about her cousin's  future. It was indeed a  very plea
[008] abies die,  and  we have more...'  'Guns and bombs and  _____ ,' Biko interrupted. 'You can  blow up the whole earth 
[009] ound, to have absolutely no decisions  to make, and no  _____  at all about what kind of impression  he was making in
[010] er field and  jumping impatiently over streams, in her  _____  to see her  sister.  When she arrived at Netherfield, 
[011] the group whose  behaviour she was satisfied with. His  _____  for Jane was  evident, and his politeness towards hers
[012]  saw or suspected enough to be jealous, and her great   _____  for the recovery of her dear friend Jane was  increase
[013]  but they have not been seen  leaving the capital. Our  _____ , my dear Lizzy, is very great.  My father and mother b
[014] atisfaction as her children expected, considering  the  _____  she had previously expressed for her husband's  safety
[015]  agreeable manner.  They seemed to have no idea of the  _____  they had caused  by their shameless and wicked behavio
[016] osely as possible.    STEPHEN SHULMAN felt a twinge of  _____  in 1992 when  he picked  up an envelope from the New Y
[017] and  yellow formed green. Orientation didn't soothe my  _____ . A  few  weeks before, a letter from course instructor
[018] the causes of crime', ruthlessly  stirring up national  _____ . It was a clever catch-phrase, for  who could fault hi
[019] ords are  brave,  but behind his smile is a flicker of  _____ . For the next three  days Dr Herrity and his staff of 
[020]  ability teaching has been responsible for much of the  _____   felt by middle-class parents about comprehensives, bu
[021] c examinations. In the first year, the  excitement and  _____  simply of being in a large new  institution  may actua
[022] ential idea as a young critic was what he  called the ' _____  of influence': the way that a writer  incorporates, or
[023] to  composition will be, for current writers, not the ' _____  of  influence' but the '
[024]  of  influence' but the ' _____  of ideology', the fear of social  blasphemy, literal o
[025] to bad parenting! There was also, of  course, enormous  _____ ; I never realised before how  valuable  normality is. 

[001] ss reading difficulty.   Certainly there would be less  _____ , fewer accidents   (it is the clumsy child who sustain
[002]  that psychiatrists reacted immediately to anger and    _____  in the sound track, whereas written records   of the s
[003] friends and personal experimentation to take all   the  _____  and hazards out of the situation. Perhaps- but ex
[004] ce   on this point has caused a great deal of needless  _____ ,   misunderstanding and suspicion. The hymen is, 
[005]  25 per   cent of the men in the graduating class- the  _____    of the unmarried has puffed up the estimate. "Almost
[006] ostile character of change.   #UNANALYZED RESPONSES#    _____  AND DEEP INSECURITY are the characteristic   responses
[007] lyze, it seldom is given   adequate attention. And the  _____  it generates is   misinterpreted as    
[008]it generates is   misinterpreted as  _____  over private interest and   threatened social status. 
[009] strated by Mr. Lyford's   work, is wholly free of this  _____ . The problem is   rather to find out what is actually 
[010] kness resulted, as well   as fever, malaise, anorexia,  _____ , and an exacerbation   of the anemia. These reactions 
[011] c work lie in   this area. He showed convincingly that  _____  is a   learned (conditioned) reaction and is the basis
[012] he antagonism between aggressive   assertiveness   and  _____  and found a relatively rapid disappearance   of  
[013]   and found a relatively rapid disappearance   of  _____  when the former attitude was established. For the
[014] exists   between an aggressive attitude and a state of  _____ .   Although in both emotions sympathetic symptoms are 
[015] t autonomic-somatic patterns underlie   aggression and  _____ , respectively, as indicated   by the rate of the excre
[016] sipated her fears   of annihilation. Abreaction of her  _____  and guilt   concerning the death of her parents, when 
[017] of awareness usually springs   from deep but disguised  _____ , often assuming the   superficial guise of "not knowin
[018] ictors are the nature and management of the client's    _____  as well as the accessibility of the helping   person. 
[019]  OF ANXIETY_ Castaneda, et al. revised the Taylor  _____  Scale   for use with children. The Taylor Scale was ad
[020] th item selection based upon clinical definitions   of  _____ . There is much research evidence to validate   the use
[021] fferentiating individuals   who are likely to manifest  _____  in varying degrees.   Reliability and validation work 
[022]  Reliability and validation work with the Children's    _____  Scale by Castaneda, et al. demonstrated results   clos
[023]  the children in reading the items.   _RELATIONSHIP OF  _____  TO COMPULSIVITY_ The question may be raised wheth
[024] hether or not we are   dealing with a common factor in  _____  and compulsivity.   The two ratings yield a correlatio
[025]  theory, compulsive behavior is a way of diminishing    _____ , and one might expect a negative association   except


	
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[001] y want to take twelve people across Europe in a small   _____ ?  'Perhaps it'll be fun.  Or perhaps it'll be terrible
[002]    A Day  at the BeachA few days later, Helen caught a  _____  to  Swansea to see Jill.  It was the holidays but her 
[003]  a very big  suitcase.  'Is there room for that in the  _____ ?' Helen asked:d herself.  She  was beginning to worry 
[004] , Martin and Richard.  'I hope they don't smoke on the  _____ ,' Helen thought.  And then there was a tall young man 
[005] ritannia in Paris.  The others were getting out of the  _____ .  It  was still only the first day, but already the Am
[006] It was nine o'clock at  night and Stan was driving the  _____  across France.  Helen  was  still not exactly sure whe
[007]   Was the  message really from Karen?  Everyone in the  _____  was trying to sleep.  Everyone except  Helen.  She sta
[008] e in Italy.  Will it be an Italian, or someone on  the  _____ ?  I'm getting more interested in Vic, but I don't unde
[009] omewhere for the afternoon.  He sat next to her on the  _____  all the way from Florence to  Rome.  But while she and
[010]   She looked up, but he was walking to the back of the  _____  with  the boys.  'What's the matter with him?' Helen t
[011] he's angry with me because I didn't talk to her on the  _____   down to Brindisi,' Vic said very quietly to Helen.  H
[012] as from Jill.  She opened it when they got back on the  _____   again.  Dear Helen, How are you? I hope the people on
[013] e he's got my postcard from Paris now.'  Suddenly, the  _____  stopped.  Ben got out. .  Then he shouted  to  Helen, 
[014] walking back along the  road.  Helen got back into the  _____  and explained the problem  calmly.  Bill Berryman woke
[015] rier and  closed her eyes again.  Helen got out of the  _____  and stood on the road.  Ben and  Stan  were looking at
[016] Why did he lie?' she thought.  Helen got back into the  _____  and spoke to the others.  'I'm sorry about this, every
[017] t won't take  long.'August 30th, 11. 45 p. m. , on the  _____   Dear Diary,  Perhaps my Uranus line goes through Gree
[018] th some water.  Then we had to find a garage.  But the  _____  is OK now - I  hope! It's almost midnight and we still
[019] 't speak  Greek.  And because of the problems with the  _____ .  Do I have  to be perfect? I think I'll look for a di
[020] e it. .  IstanbulIt was  evening, almost night, as the  _____  drove into Istanbul.  Europe and Asia met there.  'Thi
[021] hey'll all fly back  to London.' She looked around the  _____ .  Vic was talking  quietly to Angela.  She was laughin
[022] art of the video showed  the gJ::'oup getting onto the  _____  in London.  Then walking  down the Champs Elysees eati
[023] om  now.  At the Airport'I really enjoyed it when the   _____  broke down in Greece.' 'I loved the beautiful plates i
[024]  youngest Beatle,  was born in 1943.  His father was a  _____  driver, but before  that  he worked on ships.  George 
[025] after John heard him play.  They  were on the top of a  _____  at the time! Soon John, Paul and  George were playing

[001] for one  night. The next day we were going to take the  _____  to Agios  Georgios.  However, on Sunday  Frances had t
[002] ,' someone whispered back. That's only a little  space  _____ . The real starship's up  there in space'  Sshh! They'r
[003] not speak as Leon led the way to the Magellan's  space  _____ , that great silver egg that had  First brought the vis
[004] ith another engineer there,  Leon took Lora inside the  _____  and seconds later it had taken  o, lifting smoothly in
[005]  metal, perhaps as much as four kilometres  long.  The  _____  found its own way home and locked itself into an  entr
[006] e remembered nothing of the journey back to the space   _____ . Leon did something to the controls,  and turned to he
[007] thmen said their Final  goodbyes, and the silver space  _____  lifted  o and climbed up into space. Some time later t
[008] rain  took him most of the way home, then  he caught a  _____  for the last mile or two. He had Finished  reading his
[009] shed  reading his newspaper by the time he got  on the  _____  so he amused himself by reading the dierent  notices o
[010] e  could read was the name John  Harrington'. Soon the  _____  was nearly empty and he changed  his seat so that he c
[011] ice for a long time. He was the  only passenger on the  _____  when it  reached his stop, and as he was getting o, he
[012] . Perhaps I imagined it,' he said.  He hurried off the  _____  and walked home, feeling rather  worried. The notice h
[013] e with other people.  Unfortunately, the train and the  _____  were unusually empty.  When he reached his house, he w
[014] Dunning told him the whole  story of the notice in the  _____ , the man with the leaflets, and  what had happened in 
[015]  Lagos was too expensive for a fatherless family.  The  _____  carrying them to Ibuza drove through thick  and myster
[016] d very  much what their new life would be like. As the  _____  carrying  them to Ibuza drove out of Lagos, she stared
[017] ld do about it, except ask God to help  them all.  The  _____  hurried through many little Yoruba towns. After  it pa
[018] ached Asaba, which  was the nearest town to Ibuza. The  _____  stopped in the  market place near the river, and the c
[019] oo. While  they ate, their bags were unloaded from the  _____ .  'Soon our people will come,' said Ma. 'And they will
[020] sked.  'I'm perfectly all right, thank you,' he said. ' _____ ,' he added  with  a  smile that softened his refusal b
[021] it and gasped. 'So I was right.'  Then she jumped on a  _____ , and I never saw her again.  I slept badly that night,
[022] uke, and Ezra. Harkaway gets a shilling, to  cover his  _____  fare to Beershorn and back  when he pays the  farm's p
[023]  few days later, when Flora had gone into Beershorn by  _____   to do some shopping, she met one of the  Starkadders,
[024]  shilling his  grandmother gave him every week for the  _____   fare). He stared  suspiciously at Flora, but offered 
[025] mall road just outside the town. A few minutes later a  _____   stopped opposite and Ntsiki got o. Woods had phoned t


	
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[001] y  undercooked. Mrs Starkadder's, in fact, was  almost  _____ .'  'I'm sorry, I'm sure, Miss Poste,' said Mrs Beetle.
[002] her.' And they all watched in amazement as she  beat a  _____  egg, some brandy, milk, and  ice in a cup, and gave it
[003] eeping, bandages  on  her arms and shoulders, her red,  _____  face covered with a  white powder.  Jane was crying. '
[004] es. They caught eight to ten fish a day  and  ate them  _____ .  But then, to add to their problems, the fishing  lin   

[001] tion at Eddy and Elm Streets responsible for   dumping  _____  sewage into the Providence River. The division sa
[002] ges of sales are authorized   by tax law for specified  _____  materials producers using   up their assets. The High 
[003] t apply its percentage allowance to the value of   the  _____  materials removed from the ground, not to the   revenu
[004] the finished products   rather than the lower value of  _____  clay alone. President Kennedy, in signing the rel
[005] on Taiwan, there are sixty in Mainland China.   If the  _____  population figures are crucially relevant,   then it i
[006]  and   heart-warming film. The task of taking the  _____  material of Marcel Pagnol's   original trio of French 
[007]  experience   of spirit was undoubtedly defective, the  _____  experience   itself which led to such excesses remains
[008] able distance where   I could watch this man transform  _____  nature into a   composed, not imitative, painting. Wha
[009] sts of top-quality colors:   alizarin crimson, orange,  _____  sienna,  
[010]   sienna,  _____  umber, burnt   sienna, sepia, cerulean blue, cobalt bl
[011] and is equipped to receive   unit loads. "So from  _____  materials to finished erection the   costs of material
[012] shakers   so that kelp can be available at the tables.  _____  wheat-germ   is available on the breakfast table for t
[013]  of   hard foods helps develop healthy gums and teeth,  _____    vegetables and   
[014] vegetables and  _____  whole-wheat grains are handed out   with fresh fruit a
[015] hildren in the woods   on the school grounds. This and  _____  sugar replace ordinary   refined sugar on the tables a
[016] uises and black eyes were   relieved by application of  _____  beefsteak. (Doctors   now say that it was not the meat
[017]  at the time. A sympathetic friend made   poultices of  _____  potato parings, which she said was   the best and quic
[018] obacco, put the   scalp back in place, and covered the  _____  edges with   the slices. Then he put a rag around the 
[019] t in a hair from a   blonde gypsy. Another was to soak  _____  beef in vinegar   for twenty-four hours, tie it on the
[020] ources of livestock feed. Seeds are the essential  _____  materials for milling   grain, baking, crushing oilsee
[021] e total up to 50,000 pelts. These deerskins   were the  _____  material for the manufacture of leather,   and were th
[022] ner at the New Tokyo Restaurant where I   had my first  _____  fish and found it good. They suggested   several new f
[023]  we discourage the production of   ideas: they provide  _____  materials with which to work;   they provide stimulati
[024] lorentine pack trains going home with their   loads of  _____  wool from England and rough Flemish cloth,   the forme
[025]  looked   down into his drink, a bad Martini made with  _____  Italian   gin. "Bullshit", he said softly. 


	
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[001] hat  does it  say? A: Well, apparently they've found a  _____  for tooth  decay. B: Really? I  can't believe that's p
[002] tour, I think - he took drugs,  didn't he? No  one can  _____  AIDS - not yet.  But one  18day, someone's going to fi
[003]  - not yet.  But one  18day, someone's going to find a  _____ .  So we helped him.  He is safe now,  for hundreds of 
[004] ars  maybe.  Then one day a doctor can wake him up and  _____   him.  That's what our company does, you know.'  'Your
[005] ve for hundreds of  years.  Then, when the doctors can  _____   22  them, they wake up.  And we look after their mone
[006]  room for two hundred years.  By then, there will be a  _____  for  AIDS.  For  now, we will look after his money and    

[001] now  all I have is regret.'  'Asking forgiveness might  _____  it, sir.'  'No, it won't. What I really should do is c
[002] n the end I said,  'You can't rely on a human being to  _____  you of evil and give  you  peace. You must ask God's h
[003] You must ask God's help.'  'But I think I've found the  _____ ! It's...' He paused. I held  my  breath. I almost thou
[004] e for Miss Ingram, haven't you? Don't you think she'll  _____   me  of my wickedness, Jane? Oh, I can hear some of th
[005] way. They would remove him. Prevention  is better than  _____ , Duncan thought. He knew exactly how  to stop such a s
[006] ugs,' the doctors told me. What a joke! They  couldn't  _____  the pain, and if they'd stopped the drugs, I  would ha
[007]  of faith among  American  Jews. What prescription can  _____  this pervasive malady?  Abrams  and Gordis convincingl
[008] hat  does it  say? A: Well, apparently they've found a  _____  for  tooth  decay. B: Really? I  can't believe that's 
[009] and delivered with  impressive self-certainty. But its  _____  either killed the patient  or, in the homoeopathic dos
[010] ild's father. There is no medical  alleviation and no ' _____ ' but through skilful management and  education much ca
[011] now  all I have is regret.'  'Asking forgiveness might  _____  it, sir.'  'No, it won't. What I really should do is c
[012] n the end I said,  'You can't rely on a human being to  _____  you of evil and give  you  peace. You must ask God's h
[013] You must ask God's help.'  'But I think I've found the  _____ ! It's...' He paused. I held  my  breath. I almost thou
[014] e for Miss Ingram, haven't you? Don't you think she'll  _____   me  of my wickedness, Jane? Oh, I can hear some of th
[015] way. They would remove him. Prevention  is better than  _____ , Duncan thought. He knew exactly how  to stop such a s
[016] ugs,' the doctors told me. What a joke! They  couldn't  _____  the pain, and if they'd stopped the drugs, I  would ha    
 


	
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[001]  another of  George's photographic  secrets.  My hands  _____  as I enlarged one print, washed it, and  carried it  i
[002] ' Lord White said, 'that cameras do lie.' His voffice   _____ .  'Not this one.' 'It can't be true.'  I took from the
[003] nsitively. Silas was hurt, and afraid. His whole body   _____  as he said quietly to Eppie after a  moment, I won't s
[004] en door a cloud of freezing cold air was rising.  Lora  _____  in fear and wonder,  and Leon took her arm. Don't worr
[005] at, lie here and wait for him  again tonight.'  Joseph  _____  and left the room.  That evening after dark a boatman 
[006] therine. She  was not used to arguing, and her voffice  _____  a little. And  the fortune he spent was very small.'  
[007]  moving to the right, and I couldn't stop it. My hands  _____   and I  felt sick. I put my hand on  the horn and kept
[008] rror, and away  beyond the paddocks the blue mountains  _____  and  jumped like the sea.  Sid wouldn't be back until 
[009] s  back. She sat in the dust, staring at him; her lips  _____   with horror.  He was not much more than a boy, with f
[010] tle child talking in his sleep, 'I'm hungry.' His lips  _____ .  She stood up. 'Come on into the house and have a pro
[011] al, was growing. I remembered touching her  arm, and I  _____  with horror. I wanted to jump up and run  away. I  pra
[012] s upon his pale face. His knees shook. His  whole body  _____  like a leaf. But he was young and  brave,  and he  mov
[013] . 'Draycott?' he asked. The prison  officer's  voffice  _____  as he answered. 'Yes, sir.'  'Has anything happened, D
[014]  that?' asked the doctor gently.  The chaplain's hands  _____ . 'Dear God,' he prayed, 'keep  us safe  this night.'  
[015]  were pulled back from his huge white teeth . .  .  I   _____  with fear and horror. Then I looked again at the  pass
[016] She had bright, eager  eyes like a bird, and her hands  _____  nervously. She  greeted Leithen  warmly.  'We're so co
[017] a shock for poor Mrs Purvis. The muscles in  her face   _____ . She opened  her mouth but no words  came out.  'It's 
[018]  the time while he dressed and as he tied his tie, he   _____  from head to foot like a toy moved by wires.  At dinne
[019] once or twice a day, but all the time. My whole  body   _____  when he came near. Sometimes he hit me,  sometimes he 
[020] as it a call from God? I felt as if I was under  and I  _____ , afraid that I might not be able to escape.  'Oh St Jo
[021]  me in life, and who will stay with me until death.  I  _____  as I felt his power over me already. 'I'll give my  he
[022]  Alice held on to him, tears in her eyes. His voffice   _____  as he said very softly:  'Goodbye, my dear. And all th
[023] mmediate response. The whole ship  jumped sideways and  _____ . There was a loud crash that  echoed through the metal
[024] suddenly become like an old man, and his  deep voffice  _____  when he spoke about  his elder daughter. There is no h
[025]  clear that she had never been to Woodley before.  She  _____  as we drove there, and I could  see that she was think  

[001] om and   a throbbing echo. The walls bulged, the floor  _____ ,   the windowpanes rattled. He stared at the far morni
[002] e behind his boldness he didn't feel   bold at all. He  _____  lest his piece should fail.   And this in addition to 
[003] especially bad detonation shook Lifeboat No.   3 which  _____  violently in the davits. Brassnose   yelled: "Come on,
[004] brass earrings jangling discordantly as he shook   and  _____  in ecstasy. The drummer flogged the gourd with fr
[005] , dear John, to undo the wrong she had   done, but she  _____  at the decision as at the brink   of a cold stream.   
[006] c." Here the stranger stopped for a moment. His voice   _____ , but he continued,-- "The expedition set out and  proc
[007] om and   a throbbing echo. The walls bulged, the floor  _____ ,   the windowpanes rattled. He stared at the far morni
[008] e behind his boldness he didn't feel   bold at all. He  _____  lest his piece should fail.   And this in addition to 
[009] especially bad detonation shook Lifeboat No.   3 which  _____  violently in the davits. Brassnose   yelled: "Come on,
[010] brass earrings jangling discordantly as he shook   and  _____  in ecstasy. The drummer flogged the gourd with fr
[011] , dear John, to undo the wrong she had   done, but she  _____  at the decision as at the brink   of a cold stream.


	
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[001] termath regard the  generational contract as part of a  _____  commitment to  eliminate  the economic insecurities an
[002] used me and a lively group of retirees all  around the  _____  shrines of mysterydom. We took  snapshots of  Dorothy 
[003] hen  she reprinted this in her 1982 selection, Nothing  _____ , she  observed (always her best critic) that 'it is ov
[004] e screwing the women's page of the  Guardian'. Nothing  _____ . Not even feminism. Her first  essays,  from 1966 on,    

[001] ous in his proposal?   Is nothing in this country more  _____  than the tourists'   comfort? Perhaps the idea of
[002]  such groupings   as the Five Ancient Rulers, the Five  _____  Mountains,   the Five Directions (with Center), the Fi
[003] ielding, hence Yin); taking the former from the   Five  _____  Mountains of the Han period and the latter   from the 
[004]  the   9, Huo-Shan in Anhwei, which was then the South  _____    Mountain. For the rivers, the 4 represented the Huai
[005] s unfair and unchristian to ask a person to take the    _____  vows of Church membership before he has been   careful
[006] aning of Christian   discipleship before they take the  _____  vows. They   will have a greater appreciation for the 
[007] e and society if no one, not   even the doctors of the  _____  law themselves, can   say clearly and succinctly what 
[008] t is its irreverence for tradition and dogma   and for  _____  texts. One patriarch is supposed to   have relegated  
[009]   texts. One patriarch is supposed to   have relegated  _____  scriptures for use in an outhouse.   But this is not t
[010] e the Catholic Church expresses such desire   that the  _____  Scriptures be read, the following taken   from the Hol
[011] n, as much   as to say: "How dare you disturb me in my  _____  precinct"? Intuition told him, however, that she 
[012]  Confucianism,   Taoism, Shintoism, although they have  _____  scriptures,   priests, spiritual disciplines, and plac
[013]  are watching him know why, too. Any street   meeting,  _____  or secular, which he and his colleagues   uneasily cov
[014] t readjust with even greater stress   and tension: the  _____  wilderness is gradually surrendering   to suburbs and 
[015] ed four-letter word it is because   it is taboo; it is  _____ . As Lipton, the prophet of   the beat generation, decl
[016] on. Thus jazz is transmuted   into something holy, the  _____  road to integration   of being. Jazz, like sex, is a m
[017]  high levels of abstraction. He is the conveyor of a    _____  reality by which he has been grasped. I have   chosen 
[018] has been leading. What   he really wants is to find "a  _____  cause" to which   he can honestly devote himself. This
[019] With this conviction, the partition between the    _____  and the secular disappears. One's daily work   becomes
[020] and the secular disappears. One's daily work   becomes  _____ , since it is performed in the field   of influence of 
[021] ld is   party to the action. The thunderclaps over the  _____    wood at Colonus and the storms in King Lear are caus
[022] nvasions   caused a rapid rise in the influence of the  _____    class. The power of every ecclesiastical organizatio
[023] asses. Doctrine was not   only mysterious; it was also  _____ , "and no believer   in an inspired church could tolera
[024]   he had taken to the London zoo a live quetzal, the    _____  bird of the old Mayans. In fact, he had raised   quetz
[025] st contention. Life, they   say, should be regarded as  _____  and, therefore, as   something that neither an individ  


	
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[001] us relief? It didn't seem to make  sense.  He took the  _____  with him when they went in to lunch, and it  lay in  t
[002] nderstand. The clues were all  there, like pieces of a  _____ . It must have been Charles who  was  visiting Anne the
[003] hand,' continued Ogilvie, 'there are two things  that   _____  me, and worry me.  Why did he run away?  And why did h
[004]  taken Benson's records out of the  computer? It was a  _____  I couldn't solve, so I went to the  War office to see 
[005] r Collins,' cried Elizabeth with some warmth, 'you  do  _____  me! I do not know how to express my refusal so  that i
[006]  that you like puzzles. 1 don't think you will find  a  _____  stranger than this one. I sent these drawings to you  
[007] wer I hope for, we will soon know the meaning of this   _____ .' I didn't know what to think. But I decided to wait u
[008] nly  the three of us.  'Now I shall explain to you the  _____  of the dancing men,'  said Holmes. 'As you know, Watso
[009] dinas  in her past, although Debussy's Melisande might  _____   them. If  you knew she was a Placido Domingo protegee
[010] ke famous names, words and dates  appear in  crossword  _____  fashion. The article also misidentified an  Israeli ma
[011] us relief? It didn't seem to make  sense.  He took the  _____  with him when they went in to lunch, and it  lay in  t
[012] nderstand. The clues were all  there, like pieces of a  _____ . It must have been Charles who  was  visiting Anne the
[013] hand,' continued Ogilvie, 'there are two things  that   _____  me, and worry me.  Why did he run away?  And why did h
[014]  taken Benson's records out of the  computer? It was a  _____  I couldn't solve, so I went to the  War office to see 
[015] r Collins,' cried Elizabeth with some warmth, 'you  do  _____  me! I do not know how to express my refusal so  that i
[016]  that you like puzzles. 1 don't think you will find  a  _____  stranger than this one. I sent these drawings to you  
[017] wer I hope for, we will soon know the meaning of this   _____ .' I didn't know what to think. But I decided to wait u
[018] nly  the three of us.  'Now I shall explain to you the  _____  of the dancing men,'  said Holmes. 'As you know, Watso 

[001] imary.   The average Congolese can do little more than  _____    out the meaning of "la chatte" and "le chien" and wr
[002] t coalesces. What comes after Trujillo is now the  _____ . The   Dominican people have known no democratic insti
[003] m, then does it even while the American   is trying to  _____  out how Delon expects to profit   from the act.   #REC
[004] imple magic square of three", a mere   "mathematical    _____ ", was able to exert a considerable influence   on the 
[005] hanical interlocking frame is much   like a mechanical  _____ , but once understood, the   principles can be applied 
[006]  the frame and moving   parts become a sort of Chinese  _____  where several   pieces must be removed before the part
[007] usly unbalanced woman was not   restrained   remains a  _____ . The misery of Miriam's bitterness   can be felt today
[008] state litigation   raises in reverse the old diversity  _____  of the relation   of procedure to substance. Subject t
[009] n act like that become meaningless, so that he   would  _____  over it for days, whereas at the time   it had seemed 
[010] ned in trance; there was much to grok,   loose ends to  _____  over and fit into his growing-   all that he had seen 
[011]  elements of  contemporary culture that would probably  _____ , delight, and  possibly frighten people who lived just
[012] Medical  Center  researchers puts another piece in the  _____  of risks  associated  with hormone replacement therapy
[013] inas in her  past,  although Debussy's Melisande might  _____  them. If you  knew she  was a Placido Domingo protegee
[014] ke famous names,  words and  dates appear in crossword  _____  fashion. The article also  misidentified an Israeli ma
[015] imary.   The average Congolese can do little more than  _____    out the meaning of "la chatte" and "le chien" and wr
[016] t coalesces. What comes after Trujillo is now the  _____ . The   Dominican people have known no democratic insti
[017] m, then does it even while the American   is trying to  _____  out how Delon expects to profit   from the act.   #REC
[018] imple magic square of three", a mere   "mathematical    _____ ", was able to exert a considerable influence   on the 
[019] hanical interlocking frame is much   like a mechanical  _____ , but once understood, the   principles can be applied 
[020]  the frame and moving   parts become a sort of Chinese  _____  where several   pieces must be removed before the part
[021] usly unbalanced woman was not   restrained   remains a  _____ . The misery of Miriam's bitterness   can be felt today
[022] state litigation   raises in reverse the old diversity  _____  of the relation   of procedure to substance. Subject t
[023] n act like that become meaningless, so that he   would  _____  over it for days, whereas at the time   it had seemed 
[024] ned in trance; there was much to grok,   loose ends to  _____  over and fit into his growing-   all that he had seen 


	
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[001] buy? J: Yes, I get  washing-up  liquid and use washing  _____  in my washing machine  that doesn't harm the  environm

[001] rties  and gives stupid little girls  dangerous white   _____ . Very fashionable.'  Very fashionable. But I didn't li
[002] house in Bloomsbury,  smelled of wet clothes and  face  _____  and the bag of fried potatoes she had brought in  for 
[003] e sat down on  a bench and took out a little mirror to  _____  her nose. But  the person in the mirror made an ugly f
[004] . 'I need some  hairpins.'  'Be a darling and put some  _____  on my back,' cried  someone else.  'But I must have a 
[005] and shoulders, her red, raw face covered with a  white  _____ .  Jane was crying. 'Even if they hate us, how could th
[006] vening. It was a clever little  arrangement, using the  _____  out of the revolver bullets.  Near the 
[007]  out of the revolver bullets.  Near the  _____  were paper and old clothes covered in oil. I  would ha
[008] u soon at the  station, Inspector.'  Mrs Hudson's face- _____   'You see, Watson,' said Holmes, after Inspector Morto
[009] ut to  make me look really ill, I used some white face- _____  that  Mrs Hudson gave me. I did a good job. Don't you 
[010] buy? J: Yes, I get  washing-up  liquid and use washing  _____  in my washing  machine  that doesn't harm the  environ
[011] rties  and gives stupid little girls  dangerous white   _____ . Very fashionable.'  Very fashionable. But I didn't li
[012] house in Bloomsbury,  smelled of wet clothes and  face  _____  and the bag of fried potatoes she had brought in  for 
[013] e sat down on  a bench and took out a little mirror to  _____  her nose. But  the person in the mirror made an ugly f
[014] . 'I need some  hairpins.'  'Be a darling and put some  _____  on my back,' cried  someone else.  'But I must have a 
[015] and shoulders, her red, raw face covered with a  white  _____ .  Jane was crying. 'Even if they hate us, how could th
[016] vening. It was a clever little  arrangement, using the  _____  out of the revolver bullets.  Near the 
[017]  out of the revolver bullets.  Near the  _____  were paper and old clothes covered in oil. I  would ha
[018] u soon at the  station, Inspector.'  Mrs Hudson's face- _____   'You see, Watson,' said Holmes, after Inspector Morto
[019] ut to  make me look really ill, I used some white face- _____  that  Mrs Hudson gave me. I did a good job. Don't you 

[001]  smoke, dissipated it, leaving behind an  incandescent  _____ . This was accompanied by successive  explosions, resem
[002]  know  that  sooner or later the flames must reach the  _____ - magazine.  To  work, Spilett, to work, and let us not
[003] hreats, duly carried   through, to cut off supplies of  _____ , ball, and thread   for fishing nets, about 350 person
[004] ryone's   astonishment,   someone drops a match in the  _____  keg and everything   blows up. Before the dust has set
[005] stallography, who use only   X-rays, applying only the  _____  technique of X-ray   diffraction, to clay minerals onl
[006]  shattering lack   of prudence used the Parthenon as a  _____  magazine.   It was hit by a shell fired by the bombard
[007] es the hydrogen bond to be symmetric.   Douglass found  _____  intensity calculations and   measurements   to agree b
[008] C which contain no   adsorbed water. The measured  _____  density of the **f used here   was about **f, approxim
[009] d absorbed twice with 50-100    mg sweet clover tissue  _____ . The intermediate sera   were also similarly absorbed 
[010] ediate sera   were also similarly absorbed with tissue  _____ . Sections   of sweet clover stem and root tumors were 
[011] owex-2-chloride),    NS and **f with crown gall tissue  _____ , or mouse   liver  
[012]  , or mouse   liver  _____  did not further improve the specificity   of staining.
[013] -treated   **f with 50  mg of sweet clover stem tissue  _____    further improved the specificity. After these treatm
[014] e and treated twice with healthy sweet clover tissue    _____ , nonspecific staining was greatly reduced but   a dist
[015] passed through Dowex-2-   chloride)   with mouse liver  _____ , sweet clover crown gall tissue   
[016] , sweet clover crown gall tissue    _____ , or healthy sweet clover proteins did not   satisfacto
[017] second   milliliter fractions with sweet clover tissue  _____ . The specific staining by both direct and indirec
[018] oad, and we could trace its shape from the ribbon   of  _____  smoke and dust that hung over it. Wherever   you looke
[019]  colonials were wearing their own hair and not using    _____ . He felt cheerful again, refreshed; presentable   in h
[020] rette at its   bottom, which tasted peculiarly of face  _____ . He   left a note propped on the desk asking her to ca
[021]  unused room, but white. Women didn't   use white face  _____  nowadays, he recalled. They used   pink, tan, or cream
[022] nowadays, he recalled. They used   pink, tan, or cream  _____ . Alec glanced into the bathroom. Blood in the bat
[023] ase stood open, containing canisters   which contained  _____  cartridges. Mike seized a blanket from a pallet i
[024]   globe with a blow against a post. He picked up the    _____  canister and ran out. Bursting paper cartridges,   he      
[025] and ran out. Bursting paper cartridges,   he scattered  _____  beneath the nearest wagon and   dumped   the contents