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[001]  into the water. .  "An hour later, I watched the boat  _____  into the bottom of the  pool.  But I, on my barrel, di
[002]  people.  Suddenly a storm blew up.  There  was a loud  _____  and very bright light cut through the sky.  The refere
[003] o not know  that  you are going to turn right and they  _____  into your big bus  with their little cars.  2 Drive up
[004]   coming down from the sky.  Did this mean a war, or a  _____   between the Earth and something from space? Nobody re
[005]  perhaps at over 160 km an  hour.  It hit a wall.  The  _____  killed Dodi and the driver at  once.  The bodyguard, T
[006] aid.  And during that week, the mystery  about the car  _____  was growing.  When Trevor Rees-Jones,  the bodyguard, 
[007] ake it  happen, too? And was there a second car in the  _____ ?  Some people even thought that it was murder.  This w
[008] a wild story, but there was still a mystery about  the  _____ .  Diana's funeral was on Saturday, 6 September  1997, 
[009] get to the  inside.  But they had to be careful not to  _____  into a corner.  Some  drivers started at the age of th
[010] corpus won 200 races.  He was  rich  when he died in a  _____  at the age of twenty-seven.  Most  died  when they wer
[011] t someone very special.  Princess Diana died in  a car  _____  in Paris.  She was only thirty-six.  Her new lover,  D
[012] ey are known all over the world.  Roswell The Roswell   _____  happened many years ago, but it is still one of the mo
[013] y pieces of metal.  He thought they were from a  plane  _____ .  So he reported the    
[014]    .  So he reported the  _____  to the police.  He also  took some of the metal for th
[015] t was from a UFO.  The military then reported  the UFO  _____  to the local radio station.  People were very  interes
[016] station.  People were very  interested and visited the  _____  area.  The newspapers  quickly printed this exciting s
[017] s from a military plane.  They immediately closed  the  _____  area, but they continued to take things away.  For  ma
[018] , the US government refused to say  anything about the  _____ .  In 1994, the military told a new  story.  The pieces
[019] ut small aliens  who were found in the area around the  _____  in 1947 ? some  alive and some dead.  In 1995, the mil
[020] 995, the military showed a film  from  the time of the  _____ .  In the film, there was an examination of  the body o
[021] this world are still a mystery ...    p. 5 The Roswell  _____ .  Did it look like this? p. 9  United States of Americ
[022]  too.  Richard.  He and my wife were killed in a plane  _____ , twenty-  four years ago.  I sold the house after that
[023] ; her  third husband, Mike Todd, was killed  in an air  _____ ; her fifth and sixth  marriages were to the same  man,
[024]  with Fellows in the near future.  *** HEADLINE: TRAIN  _____  The London- Edinburgh Express was  derailed yesterday 
[025] nly the wind blew a little  stronger, and I watched it  _____   into the roof. After that, I don't remember  anything 

[001] s suddenly gone from the empty road.  There was a loud  _____ . The noise of metal folding on itself.  The  sound of 
[002] ozen, the  group in the kitchen waited for the distant  _____  which would  tell them that Urk had fallen down.  Quit
[003] s gun went  o;4  the bullet missed me, but I heard the  _____  of breaking  glass. By the  time he picked himself up,
[004] nce I  heard a horse approaching. Suddenly there was a  _____  as  the horse  slipped and fell on the ice, bringing d
[005] ont smashed as it hit the floor. There was a very loud  _____   from outside the house.  Sally Fontain went to the wi
[006] e ship  jumped sideways and trembled. There was a loud  _____  that  echoed through the metal walls around them.  Onl
[007] meone else asked a question:  'Does that mean we might  _____  on Mars?'  'No,' said the Captain. 'We are slightly of
[008] nto orbit round  Mars. If we do that, we shall neither  _____  on Mars nor go  into outer space. It can be done, but 
[009] er as the men became weaker.  Then one day there was a  _____ , and the ship shook.  Everyone rushed to the windows t
[010] ir Spanish holiday Monika's parents had died  in a car  _____ . Monika was sixteen at the time of the  accident. She 
[011] 615 the man was ready to shoot. Then there was a  loud  _____  as Monika kicked down the door. The man turned  and po
[012] e was soon out of sight.  Thomas screamed. There was a  _____  and the sound of  water.  John and Sean ran to the str
[013] nd pushed it into the picture.  There was a cry, and a  _____ . The cry was so horrible that  frightened servants wok
[014] 's daydream and he came back  to the real world with a  _____ . He was not dressed in  farmer's  clothes, as he had i
[015] doors at the ends of the  arena suddenly opened with a  _____ , and six charts came in  from each end. The chariots r
[016]  answer. But an answer came from the sky. There was a   _____  of thunder. Rain began immediately. We ran to the  hou
[017]  The death at 36 of Diana, Princess of Wales, in a car  _____   in  Paris brought to a tragic close the life of a wom
[018] Mohammed al-Fayed, known as Dodi, was killed in a  car  _____   early this morning in Paris as he and Diana, the Prin
[019] nclusion in  worlds not made for them. And following a  _____  21-episode  couse  in Urkel-watching, I can say - and 
[020] responsible fashion?    TEN years after a stock market  _____  marked the beginning  of the  end of an earlier boom, 
[021]  along with her boyfriend  Dodi Fayed in an automobile  _____  along the Seine River in  the  heart of Paris as her c
[022] an in the world,  suffered  grave head injuries in the  _____  and succumbed around 4 a.  m.  Paris time (10 p. m. ED
[023] nd  today in  Paris when the pair were killed in a car  _____  amid reports-  yet  to be officially confirmed-that th
[024] cramped Paris tunnel, the victim of a high-  speed car  _____ . The son of billionaire Mohamed Fayed,  who owns  Harr
[025]  her  third husband, Mike Todd, was  killed  in an air  _____ ; her fifth and sixth  marriages were to the  same  man


	
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[001]  Our activities focus on the release of  prisoners of   _____ . These are men and women imprisoned for their beliefs,
[002] m young people on drug abuse. He has a strong  social   _____ , and has supported causes such as the  antinuclear mov

[001] t, intelligent girl who is also a killer with neither   _____  nor compassion, struck an immediate chord with  the  p
[002]  Our activities focus on the release of  prisoners of   _____ . These are men and women imprisoned for their  beliefs
[003]  young people on drug abuse. He has a  strong  social   _____ , and has supported causes such as the  antinuclear mov
[004] have to weigh up whether he can do that  with  a clear  _____ ,' says Wingfield-Digby. 'That's difficult,  but  not i
[005] o come from  inside him,  like the questioning of his   _____ .  'So after you realized the ship had hit something  u
[006] own silent inquiry,  questioning himself. I think his   _____  was accusing  him of - who  knows what? It wasn't anyt
[007]  happy  there,  I think we have to return with a clear  _____ . I know that  Jim felt something of this. He would nev
[008] ave the  house while the poor girl was so unhappy; his  _____   would not let him. But every day he received another 
[009] e the  house while the poor girl  was so unhappy; his   _____  would not let him. But every day he received  another 
[010]  not look up, perhaps afraid to see what his romantic   _____  had written on the  clear sky.  I remember the smalles
[011]  cruel, violent and  proud man, with no  idea of duty,  _____  or honour. At this moment in his life  he  was also de

[001] tion was achieved. Long before 1815 the Christian  _____  was leading   some to declare slavery wrong and to act
[002] quickly moved into cafe society, possibly easing her    _____  by talking constantly of her desire to be   in show bu
[003]  of a man's right to freedom of religious belief and    _____ . These incidents, typical of many others, dramati
[004]  the field of civil legislation,   but in the realm of  _____  and religion: They are   moral judgments and matters o
[005]   moral judgments and matters of theological belief.    _____  and religion are concerned with private   sin: The civ
[006] taken the old servants of your father as   a matter of  _____  + Justice". The ages of the   slaves ranged from sixty
[007]  an arrangement "so satisfactory to my judgment   + my  _____ ". From Cambridge, Palfrey maintained a close inte
[008] olent   or non-violent. The justification in Christian  _____    of the use of any mode of resistance also lays down 
[009] ould be not only in accord,   it seems, with the moral  _____  of America, not   to be denied because we also as a pe
[010] lues the freedom that has been won for him and   whose  _____  is not so dominated by the lines in   his account book
[011]But that was a long time ago. The New England  _____    became desensitized. George W. Cable (naturalized Ne
[012] id the overtones   which suggest he could never in any  _____  urge   a risk upon the voters. Moving as he is into th


	
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[001] ing. Seth leaned moodily on the gate,  watching Reuben  _____  part of the fence. The  air smelled of spring,  and a 
[002] o to the United  States where the doctors would try to  _____  the damage to  her face.  One evening, when Penny and 
[003] g to America soon, and the doctors there9  will try to  _____  the damage to her face. The house is going  I  to be s
[004] . The  left  side rockets have exploded, and we cannot  _____  them. As  you know, we use the side rockets for steeri
[005] er member of the  crew, wanted to have one last try to  _____  the side rockets.  The part of the rocket that they wa
[006] ters and the rest were  killed while bravely trying to  _____  the side rockets. There  was an explosion that blew th
[007] '  Millions - in gold! Scarlett imagined it. She could  _____  Tara,  and plant miles and miles of cotton. She could 
[008] a general fear that Old Town was  deteriorating beyond  _____ . And once he gets started on a  project, it's hard for
[009] ows. As soon as  you  notice that a  window is broken,  _____  it. 4 Lock your car, or  other vehicle, and hide  valu
[010]  the system is so old  that he  can't get the parts to  _____  it, and he doesn't care.  This leads to another  very 
[011] ave a spell  checker! The worst job is when I have to   _____  our terrible  photocopier, which breaks down about twi
[012] ing  could save  them! There was no  time! I could not  _____   the damage, and I could not save eight hundred people
[013] frey  to take her to a quieter place, where  she could  _____  the damage. He took her to a small room  near the hall
[014] his planet had been so close! Now they could probably   _____  the ship and complete the two  centuries of travelling
[015] in the  building will notice when it breaks down. The   _____  man is very careful and dresses in white like an anima
[016] ived. He had a job driving a truck for a  false-animal  _____  company, and Mr Sloat, his boss,  accepted him as a hu
[017] r it properly, Isidore thought. It'll be expensive to   _____  it now. He continued his flight back to  the
[018] it now. He continued his flight back to  the  _____  shop.  For company, he turned on the radio and listene
[019]  be  sailing again  in eighteen months.'  'Who pays to  _____  the lock?'  'I don't know, but I wasn't responsible fo
[020] everywhere by taxi.'  'My car's been in the garage for  _____ ,' she said.  'I guessed that, after I found the money 
[021] ing. Seth leaned moodily on the gate,  watching Reuben  _____  part of the fence. The  air smelled of spring,  and a 
[022] o to the United  States where the doctors would try to  _____  the damage to  her face.  One evening, when Penny and 
[023] g to America soon, and the doctors there9  will try to  _____  the damage to her face. The house is going  I  to be s
[024] . The  left  side rockets have exploded, and we cannot  _____  them. As  you know, we use the side rockets for steeri
[025] er member of the  crew, wanted to have one last try to  _____  the side rockets.  The part of the rocket that they wa  

[001] dows. As soon as you  notice that a  window is broken,  _____  it. 4� Lock your car, or  other vehicle, and hide  val
[002]  the system is so old  that he  can't get the parts to  _____  it, and he doesn't care.  This leads to another  very 
[003] ave a spell  checker! The worst job is when I have to   _____  our terrible  photocopier, which breaks down about twi   


	
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[001] ier.  In a few more minutes the plane would be in the   _____ .  'We'll take the usual route in,' he said.  'We'll fo
[002] tly,  Hansen began to turn  the plane deeper into  the  _____ .  The winds became more and more violent and  the plan
[003] ge  place of calm, peaceful air in  the centre of the   _____ .  'How are you doing back there, Dave?' came Hansen's 
[004] the  information that we need.'  'This is a really bad  _____ , Dave.  I'll give you five minutes,  then  we're flyin
[005] n  turned to Wyatt.  'If I have to fly through another  _____  like that, I'm going to  take  a ground job.'  Wyatt l
[006]   I think we must find  somewhere to shelter from  the  _____  now.'  A few minutes later they found some large rocks
[007] rywhere.  They would  shelter in these holes  from the  _____ .  At the top of the ridge other soldiers lay with  the
[008]  Causton was frightened.  He had not realized that the  _____   would be  so bad.  He put his mouth  next to Wyatt's 
[009] they looked at maps and discussed the  floods and the   _____  damage to roads  and bridges.  Wyatt told him as much 
[010] his arm.  'You'll never get there on foot  before the   _____  starts again.  Look,  you can borrow my army  car.  I 
[011]  'Don't be stupid,' said Mrs Warmington crossly.  'The  _____   has finished.  There's no wind at all now.' She stood
[012] d.  The people were slowly realizing that the terrible  _____  had  finished.  Some had begun to  move, and were help
[013] when I was about  fifteen years old, we saw a terrible  _____  at our house in  Belrive.  It came from behind the mou
[014]  felt so  unhappy.  As I crossed the lake in a boat, a  _____  began.  I  watched the lightning on the top of the mou
[015] , sweet little brother  William,' I thought.  'Is this  _____  for you?' Suddenly I stopped.  There was someone behin
[016] gher.  Suddenly, it started to  rain.  There was a bad  _____ .  As night came, a thousand  fears came into my mind. 
[017] o I had to travel across  the lake.  There was still a  _____ , and the rain was heavy.  Two  men sailed the boat for
[018]  Maelstrom" describes the fear of  death during a wild  _____  on the ocean.  In "The Murders of the Rue Morgue" and 
[019] mb, I could not sleep.  Outside, there was a terrible   _____ , and the wind crashed against my windows.  Then,  betw
[020]  against my windows.  Then,  between the noises of the  _____ , I thought that I heard low,  heavy, mysterious sounds
[021]  and opened it wide.  The wind and rain came  in.  The  _____  was unnaturally strong, and there was a  strange  ligh
[022] he old man refused to let Ethelred in.  But a terrible  _____   was beginning, and Ethelred could not wait.  He was s
[023] d a sound from somewhere in the house.  Or  was it the  _____  outside? I continued to read.  "When Ethelred got thro
[024] I ran from the room, and from the house.  Outside, the  _____   was still crashing against the building.  On the brid
[025] le danger.  "Then, almost three years ago, there was a  _____  which the  people here will never forget.  The weather    

[001] et in  the  water of the bay I still saw no  boat. The  _____   could have blown them away, but I didn't think it had
[002]  island from top  to bottom, in the  darkness and in a  _____  - it was easy for you. There are nine  of you  that I 
[003] r and in are  engaged.' There! It was out! There was a  _____  of clapping  and excited comment, and people began  st
[004] eneath the shadow of God's house,  We shelter from the  _____ ,  Damned lucky it was Prendergast,  Might have been yo
[005] bout anything except our bright  future.  outside, the  _____  continued furiously all night, and in the  morning we 
[006]  Ikuko sat without speaking in the candlelight as  the  _____  went away. But it wasn't an easy silence. It was  the 
[007] like in that song by Leonard Cohen - ca  sleepy golden  _____ '. Nothing. Just me.  Chapter 3  Sandra  What do you do
[008] in the past,' Emma  replied.  That evening there was a  _____  and. it continued, all night.  Emma sat quietly with h
[009] ce before you  strike. The cry that comes after like a  _____ !" He stopped  and looked to the heavens, his eyes shin
[010] ett, I wish you wouldn't -'  and it was like a thunder- _____  breaking!  'A baby,' he thought. 'She needs a baby.' T
[011] Without warning, the light snow turned into a terrible  _____ .  The wind whistled down the side streets and a blanke
[012]  Do you remember that night, in the  middle of the big  _____ , when you brought home the paper  with the first news 
[013] e clear sky and imagined Tonya walking  through a snow  _____ , carrying Sasha and a small baby. She  dragged them th
[014] O power outages from downed  trees  and wires during a  _____ , cesspool backups and shovelling  lengthy  snow-covere
[015]  this  weekend, two decades after he took this town by  _____  while  winning competitive sailing's biggest prize, th
[016] nya Brinkley, a 14-year veteran  who  served in Desert  _____  and now commands an MP company  in the  Georgia Nation
[017]  joins the wind later in the day, you could be in  for  _____  conditions by evening. And the west country, Wales  an
[018] ut dry at first, followed by strong wind  and  a  rain  _____  for most of the afternoon with a possibility of  thund
[019]  staring at the cruel black waves. Was it him that the  _____   wanted?  What would it be like, to  fall into that co
[020]  sea. It seemed to him that  he cared nothing for  the  _____ . He would live through greater dangers than that,  and
[021] fine ship. Unfortunately, he  was badly hurt during  a  _____  at sea, and when the ship reached an Eastern port,  he
[022]  towards us,  and I  knew the ship couldn't  survive a  _____ . I saw that  George, the third engineer, had now joine
[023] ght. A few  moments later, we were in  the middle of a  _____ , with an angry wind shaking the  windows. He  stepped 
[024]  more than the  mountain bridge. The lightning in that  _____  had hit his home,  burning the great house to the  gro
[025]  strange was happening to the  water. It looked like a  _____ , but a   


	
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[001] t Mabel - a very strong feeling in the bottom of  his   _____ .  He started to work  through his figures again,  look
[002] ez.  But Wyatt still had this strange  feeling in  his  _____ .  Mabel was  trouble.  She was getting  stronger all t
[003] lf out of the hole and began to crawl  upwards  on his  _____  through  the mud.  The wind tore  at his wet clothes a
[004] n the bed in her  room and read the letter again.  Her  _____  was turning over.  'He wants me to go to Brisbane.  Wh
[005]  parts.  There was a large black and blue area on her   _____ , made by a knee.  "The body of the mother was terribly
[006] imal for meat, Rafael  asked them for the skin and the  _____ .  He took the  insides  of the animal that nobody want
[007]  awake.  'Go to sleep, stupid girl,' she said.  'I had  _____ -  ache.  I only went out for a few minutes.  Don't say
[008]  neck to tail.  Pieces of meat, fish and hair from its  _____  fell out into the  bottom of the boat.  There was a la
[009] leeping very well.  Left foot hurts a bit.  One or two  _____  problems.'A  conversation like this is un-English, and
[010] o sent  soldiers to  kill her, Agrippina uncovered her  _____ .  She told them to  kill  her in the place that her te
[011] aid, "I will die." The skin on Ana's hands, arms,  and  _____  was very badly burned.  She could not move the  top pa
[012] along a country road. He was thinking about food.  His  _____  was making  hungry noises, and he was chewing a piece 
[013] ched  their boat go under. 'I had a sick feeling in my  _____ ,  watching  all that money sink out of sight,' said Mr
[014]  ...' Sarah stopped talking, and put her hands on her   _____ .  'What's the matter?' Anna asked.  She looked at the 
[015] her  for a moment,  and John felt cold and sick in his  _____ .  Wilson smiled,  but.  it  wasn't the kind of smile t
[016] nished, she stood up and said:  That meal's given me a  _____ -ache.  I think I'll go and  look for the    
[017]    -ache.  I think I'll go and  look for the  _____  medicine that I bought last  year.'  She left the room
[018] by the fire with a scarf on her head and a book about   _____  pains in her hand.  She did not move or look  up.  Whe
[019] t Mabel - a very strong feeling in the bottom of  his   _____ .  He started to work  through his figures again,  look
[020] ez.  But Wyatt still had this strange  feeling in  his  _____ .  Mabel was  trouble.  She was getting  stronger all t
[021] lf out of the hole and began to crawl  upwards  on his  _____  through  the mud.  The wind tore  at his wet clothes a
[022] n the bed in her  room and read the letter again.  Her  _____  was turning over.  'He wants me to go to Brisbane.  Wh
[023]  parts.  There was a large black and blue area on her   _____ , made by a knee.  "The body of the mother was terribly
[024] imal for meat, Rafael  asked them for the skin and the  _____ .  He took the  insides  of the animal that nobody want
[025]  awake.  'Go to sleep, stupid girl,' she said.  'I had  _____ -  ache.  I only went out for a few minutes.  Don't say   

[001] rds him. Under  my  raincoat, I pointed my gun at  his  _____ . He stood  still. He was larger than he had looked at 
[002] houlders and let them drop again. 'It takes a  strong   _____  to face a machine  gun.'  The woman who had fainted wa
[003] y  bedroom window without having a sick feeling in  my  _____ ... It was in  the bicycle shed in saw it, something na
[004] large cigar, his big red hands folded over  his  large  _____ , a soft hat over his eyes.  Hullo, young man,' he said
[005] s George Ashton  I sat down with a heavy feeling in my  _____  and the  knowledge that we had made a bad job of looki
[006] ng about what I had just said, I hit him  hard in  the  _____ . As he fell to  the floor, his gun went  o;4  the bull
[007]  Monika  was free. She quickly hit the fan hard in the  _____ . His  head came forward and down as his hands moved to
[008]  head came forward and down as his hands moved to his   _____ . There was a look of surprise and pain on his face.  Q
[009] t  just because I had drunk too much wine on an empty   _____ .  'You smell of wine and smoke!' said Andrea, as I was
[010] a letter in one hand and the  second hand rests on her  _____ . She is reading the letter  and there is a quiet smile
[011] classroom during her English  lesson. One was fat, his  _____  tight in his brown uniform,  the other was small and t
[012] have to discuss this with my  colleagues.' Hu felt her  _____  turn to ice.  'Now, off you go back to class, Hu. And 
[013]  a yellow Fiat sports  car. I had a sick feeling in my  _____ .  'Sandra,' I said very quietly. 'Look behind us.' She
[014] few weeks at work wouldn't go  away. He could feel his  _____  begin to get tight - a sure  sign that he was getting 
[015] tivity in the harbour and slowly the tightness in his   _____  started to go away. He felt calmer. He realised that  
[016] fell over onto its side and  Maximus was thrown o. His  _____  was sick with fear. He  knew now what he would find. H
[017] he teacher threw his spear and hit  the picture in the  _____ . "Haken," said a voffice from  behind  naming the teac
[018] n to him to continue.  Haken struck Maximus across the  _____ . Maximus fell  forward but then stood straight again a
[019]  in the street,  with vultures pulling pieces from its  _____ .  I was afraid. We were so far from home. On the beach
[020]   Smoke started to come out of the top, and Fat Boy's   _____  began to make noises. A few minutes later, Father  cli
[021] elevision. His heart jumped, and he felt  pains in his  _____ .  'I'm hungry, Mom. Are you hungry?' 'Why didn't you t
[022] he drank  poison.  Now the doctor was cleaning out her  _____  and Tishkevich  and Mr Gromeko were standing beside he
[023] long a country road. He was thinking about  food.  His  _____  was making  hungry noises, and he was  chewing a piece
[024] ched  their boat go under. 'I had a sick feeling in my  _____ ,  watching  all that money sink out of sight,' said Mr
[025] crossly, all the  time watching for the first sign of   _____  pain.  'That's just it! He's probably afraid of me bec


	
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[001] something  else to entertain herself.  She's extremely  _____ , but not  very tolerant with people who don't agree wi
[002] ked and  astonished that Miss de Beaumont  had been so  _____ . 'We can't believe it!'  said Mrs Pocock.  'So much mo

[001] nd him in my  other rooms.'  Diana, who was being very  _____  about the whole  business, put a bowl of flowers in th
[002] adly, 'you cannot always be my nurse. it's  kind  and,  _____  of you, but you're young, and one day you will  want  
[003] est rate and tax free. . . It worked out to be a very   _____  amount - indeed, it was a small fortune for a  Martian
[004] therine de Bourgh, widow of Sir Lewis  de Bourgh. This  _____  lady has given me the post of  rector at Hunsford, whi
[005] this an  excellent plan, and thought himself extremely  _____  and  unselfish in carrying it out.  He had known he"wa
[006] ly, which perhaps I should  have mentioned earlier, my  _____  patron has advised me  to marry. "Find an active, usef
[007] ty to dinner! So soon after your arrival, too! What a   _____  and considerate lady she is!' The whole of the rest  o
[008] hile every hope of  happiness for the most aectionate,  _____  heart in the  world.  Thinking about all this made Eli
[009] ay a word. After a short pause he  added, 'You are too  _____  to play with my feelings.  If you still feel as you di
[010]  She didn't get a lot of  pocket money. Her father was  _____  but he had said:  'Hu, we have been saving for when yo
[011]  give Hu  some extra work after class, a very kind and  _____  offer  on his part. Of course, no money was involved.'
[012] 's fault. The more I thought about the idea, the more   _____  it seemed.  After lunch Marcus said to me, 'I'm sorry 
[013] nversation with Marian I felt happy. She was kind  and  _____ , and I loved her. But I did not agree with her  action
[014] her own education. Nadya's parents were  very kind and  _____  and helped Lara to solve another  diicult problem whil
[015] r  father's.  He died in my arms. He was a wonderful;   _____  man. But I see you look more like' your mother.  She  
[016] the  return of his wife, mother and children. It was a  _____   offer, but Alexander had refused it. Darius then real
[017] pin on the Hernandez affair has been nothing short of   _____ .  The prevailing understanding-eloquently advocated by
[018] something  else to entertain herself.  She's extremely  _____ , but not  very tolerant with people who don't agree wi
[019] ed and  astonished that Miss de  Beaumont  had been so  _____ . 'We can't believe it!'  said Mrs  Pocock.  'So much m
[020] at the  present funding of university students is more  _____  than  we  can now afford. Five per cent, ten per cent,
[021] out there. I've got a grant, but my parents are pretty  _____ .  I also have a pounds 1,000 student loan. I don't thi
[022]  of a  fine new organ, funded by Lord Astor of Hever, ' _____   enough  to act as the Echo Organ for the Temple Churc
[023] pils learnt that, when they deserved it,  he  could be  _____  in his praise and support, though these  were  more li
[024] s a proud, happy woman!  Peggy the maid came in with a  _____   trayful of cake. Did the ladies think this vulgar, I 
[025] d no  way of escaping.  Well, I told Jim about Stein's  _____  offer, but I also  described what I knew of Patusan an


	
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[001] s, as Eichmann kept trying to explain,   but through a  _____  giddiness that began in a half-   acceptance   of the 
[002] f Protestantism to social differences stems from the    _____  role of the new religious style in middle-class   life
[003] rk Times without changing a   comma. Each has its  _____  style. The Soviet Embassy   is popularly regarded as R
[004] ficient for a thoroughgoing philosophy of art,   their  _____  authenticity in this day and age requires   that they 
[005] ly poetry and carried them   out on a grand scale. His  _____  gift, as had been   suggested before, is his intensity
[006] ing testifies more clearly to that cleavage than   the  _____  editorial page appearing in a July issue   of Life Mag
[007] ciple of simplicity the   heliocentric discovery has a  _____  appeal because   it allows simplicity to be arithmetiz
[008] f thought. Accordingly we may speak of the   Platonism  _____  to Shelley's poems or the type of   Stoicism present i
[009] iffers from other arts, and to deal with the effects    _____  to it. He assures us, early in the Poetics,   that all
[010] on he so obviously held   for such eras that betrays a  _____  religiosity-   a sentiment he would have probably deni
[011]  for   it marks the beginning for us of his use of his  _____    form of witty word play that even in this Latin bant
[012]  the   exception may be due to a particular durability  _____    to the Athabascan verb. More word class ratios deter    

[001] umb  creatures, Elfine danced about on the hills in  a  _____  green dress,  and Seth went mollocking. But poor Reube
[002] ink he's a fair master to his  servants. He's a little  _____ , perhaps. He's travelled a lot,  you  know. I expect h
[003] clever, but I can't tell, really.'  'What do you mean,  _____ ?' I asked, interested.  'It's not easy to describe. Yo
[004] d to Mrs Fairfax.  'You said Mr Rochester was a little  _____ ,' I said.  "Well, what do you think, Miss Eyre?'  'I t
[005] l, what do you think, Miss Eyre?'  'I think he is very  _____ , and quite rude.'  'He may seem like that to a strange
[006] ou agree to obey my orders anyway?'  I thought, 'He is  _____ , he's forgotten that he's paying me  L30 a  year to ob
[007] , it's good of him to want to help us.' '[ think he's   _____ ,' said Elizabeth. 'He sounds too pleased with  himself
[008] rsies and frailties in a kinder light, as perhaps the   _____  byproducts of greatness.    At the Be Hop Barter-Excha
[009] ore detail about what happened. But the tone is still   _____ . We learn about the 'path of the regrettable victims' 
[010] s, inappopriate  gestures and  facial expressions, and  _____  obsessions with food,  clothing,  or possessions may a
[011] ight or nine months, Niels was growing  more  and more  _____ . I want to know why you were on Niels's  boat and how 
[012] aring at her - he seemed to think there  was something  _____  about her. He began to whistle, then  changed his mind
[013] umb  creatures, Elfine danced about on the hills in  a  _____  green dress,  and Seth went mollocking. But poor Reube
[014] ink he's a fair master to his  servants. He's a little  _____ , perhaps. He's travelled a lot,  you  know. I expect h
[015] clever, but I can't tell, really.'  'What do you mean,  _____ ?' I asked, interested.  'It's not easy to describe. Yo
[016] d to Mrs Fairfax.  'You said Mr Rochester was a little  _____ ,' I said.  "Well, what do you think, Miss Eyre?'  'I t
[017] l, what do you think, Miss Eyre?'  'I think he is very  _____ , and quite rude.'  'He may seem like that to a strange
[018] ou agree to obey my orders anyway?'  I thought, 'He is  _____ , he's forgotten that he's paying me  L30 a  year to ob
[019] , it's good of him to want to help us.' '[ think he's   _____ ,' said Elizabeth. 'He sounds too pleased with  himself


	
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[001] n taxis, restaurants, and  other places people give a ' _____ ' ? extra money on top of the  price.  Without this ext

[001] ore than a thousand kilometres away on the  south west  _____  of South African. Woods moved the stories  around on h
[002] Matamoros, Mexico, into Brownsville,  at the  southern  _____  of Texas. When he gave the name Roger Lawter,  the  na
[003]  more until drifting up to its present spot at the far  _____   of Nova Scotia. Volcanoes. Glaciers. Erosion. Uplift.
[004] ch 'wandered across her  smile like the kernels at the  _____  of an ear of corn'; James  Leer's odd insouciance is c
[005] ore than a thousand kilometres away on the  south west  _____  of South African. Woods moved the stories  around on h    

[001] k at it. Let us focus on an atom of calcium   from the  _____  of the bone of my finger and let us suppose   that I s
[002] owly, this arches   the back. At the peak of the arch,  _____  the head back   and bend the knees in an effort to tou
[003] tion of that $10.50 food bill along with most of   the  _____  money. The automobile expenses are about the   only va
[004] atened to shoot   a waiter who was pestering him for a  _____ . Then O'Banion   was presented with a platinum watch s
[005] s.   She was rested and could mount a charge. Just the  _____    of her tail was moving as she crouched, and she was 
[006]  be able   to confide in me the origin of his pipeline  _____ . "I can tell you this much", he said. It's bigger
[007] e corresponding mean age for the growth center.   The " _____ " of the arrow represents extent of difference   betwee
[008] pletion from the level at Onset. When the "dot"   and " _____ " coincide, the classification used in this   paper is 
[009] he "dot"   on his arrow indicates early Onset and the " _____ " indicates   relatively later Completion. After t
[010] ast Prussia and all of Silesia but Pomerania   and the  _____  of Brandenburg, back to and including Stettin.   From 
[011] ailure occurs by shear along a plane   starting at the  _____  of the knife and extending to the   coating surface.  
[012] is condition also. Because the rake angle   **f at the  _____  of the knife is very much smaller (or   even negative) 


	
   9. 
 
   

[001] stitute - blood. Hospitals use enormous amounts of the  _____   every day of  the year. And the sad truth is that the
[002] nd click the mouse. My least favourite is secretarial   _____  - I find  it a pain. I'm a terrible typist, so if I ha

[001] for the character of  Squirrel Nutkin.    I love tying  _____  to the top of my car, a white 1992 Subaru  Legacy stat
[002] ed about running well the next week. The  rest of  the  _____  just doesn't matter. It's in the past. It's great that
[003] 's: $49. 1 million. We  regular telethonians know this  _____ .    When Fela Anikulapo-Kuti played his multilayered, 
[004] titute - blood. Hospitals use enormous amounts of the   _____   every day of  the year. And the sad truth is that the
[005] d click the mouse. My least favourite is  secretarial   _____  - I find  it a pain. I'm a terrible typist, so if I ha
[006] other. I looked in her  rucksack, and really liked her  _____ . At that time, I was getting  into all sorts of troubl
[007]  this really interesting  combination of very straight  _____  she wore as a librarian, and  other clothes that were 
[008]   Prophet. I am into different types of music, Sixties  _____ , which  is naff but fun, Andean music, folk, but Leona
[009] ality Assurance was one thing; but this accreditation   _____  smacked suspiciously of a philistine bureaucracy,  dee
[010] he crazed sequence of weekend events, which  echo  the  _____  of the Capraesque screwballs Lee is so fascinated  by,
[011]  single conspiracy theory to explain any  of  it. This  _____ 's as American as apple pie. The writer is the  author 
[012] ttle  Women whilst ignoring all the Pilgrim's Progress  _____ . Rather  than want to be Jo, I felt I was Jo - hopeles
[013] artorial influence  on  young women today, corsets and  _____ . I also like that thing  Meg  and Jo do at the ball of
[014] cket of contraceptives.' Sensing that it was forbidden  _____ ,  he kept the author a secret until undergraduate year
[015] re. Sky Movies, Patel movies, UK  Gold  and Bravo. The  _____  goes round forever. However omnivorou  s and  insomnia
[016] e - we're superior to this naive, hokey, cliche'd old   _____ . But in fact it's the spoof that's the cliche. You nee
[017] ut  your friends, going through all their problems and  _____ . I'm  still playing rugby - just. But most of my frien   

[001] ld mare; the crupper under his tail seemed to be old    _____ . The fourth time in harness he walked off like   a gen
[002] five days now, they had been in port and that   filthy  _____  was still in the hold. Richardson wondered   when it w
[003] romium-plated suburban   stores. I am selling the  _____  of which is made one of the   Great American Dreams- w
[004]  herd of cattle made up entirely   of cows, while "wet  _____ " referred to cows givin'   milk. The cowboy's humorous
[005] ass, blew on it and flame licked out.   He threw green  _____  on it, and a thin blue column   of smoke rose. "T
[006] be a catalogue of the minutiae which are   of the very  _____  of the mind, intrinsic, because they   were known in t
[007] ue, but the apprehensions   themselves are the primary  _____  of experience. It   takes a great deal of abstraction 
[008] zzy little thing he called "Sister   Susie, Strut Your  _____ ". If his scholarship and formal   musicianship were no
[009] by mankind? Here I am face to face with the   primeval  _____ ". The intuition about mankind conveyed in these o
[010] ieve them. "Nonsense", he said. "This   is the sort of  _____  I write and then throw away"! "Heaven forbid"! cr
[011] apa, who restlessly cracked his knuckles, anxious   to  _____  himself into his white Cadillac and burst   off to the
[012] he money, of course, was   not hers, it excited her to  _____  her kit with big   checks. She stopped at the Surcliff  


	
   10. 
 
   

[001] pulation of  Brunei  is only 230 thousand. There is no  _____  or poverty, and  medicine and housing  are free for al
[002] any later, and Gary would have  been  dead. What about  _____ ? Did he have enough food for a long  wait? 'I had  thr

[001] at he had fallen into a river and drowned, or died  of  _____  in a field, although his body was never found. A  week
[002] first death was caused by accident, not by  illness or  _____ .  The Chief Engineer and Bowman, another member of the
[003]  have saved. In two years time the people will  die of  _____ . I hope they're enjoying the games now  because soon t
[004] ave never  known any better life. You have never known  _____  and cold  and slept in the streets with no friends, de
[005]  he  could from them. Alexander, like Aristotle, had a  _____  for  knowledge.  Alexander was not Aristotle's only pu
[006]  snow and ice. The army  suered terribly from cold and  _____ , and found it diicult to  breathe in the thin air. Ale
[007] was a hell  on  earth.  Soon the men started to die of  _____ . If they left the army in  search of food they were li
[008] g that might actually happen any time because of  the   _____  and economic crisis in North Korea. There are old  pea
[009] pulation of  Brunei  is only 230 thousand. There is no  _____  or poverty,  and  medicine and housing  are free for a
[010] any later, and Gary would have  been  dead. What about  _____ ? Did he have enough food  for a long  wait? 'I had  th
[011]  These heroic  adventurers did not care about disease,  _____  or death.  Some  of them left their bones whitening in
[012] at he had fallen into a river and drowned, or died  of  _____  in a field, although his body was never found. A  week
[013] first death was caused by accident, not by  illness or  _____ .  The Chief Engineer and Bowman, another member of the
[014]  have saved. In two years time the people will  die of  _____ . I hope they're enjoying the games now  because soon t
[015] ave never  known any better life. You have never known  _____  and cold  and slept in the streets with no friends, de
[016]  he  could from them. Alexander, like Aristotle, had a  _____  for  knowledge.  Alexander was not Aristotle's only pu
[017]  snow and ice. The army  suered terribly from cold and  _____ , and found it diicult to  breathe in the thin air. Ale
[018] was a hell  on  earth.  Soon the men started to die of  _____ . If they left the army in  search of food they were li

[001] ng the devil's substitutes to relieve that   spiritual  _____  you feel within? Pleasure, fame and   fortune, drownin
[002] ke candy bars when you're   hungry: they may ease your  _____  temporarily, but   they'll never take the place of a s
[003] d the age-old fears of   aggression   and subjugation-  _____  and exposure. In this changed world, Prokofieff s
[004]   But there was a contrast even more decisive than   a  _____  for fact between the Trial in Jerusalem and   those in
[005] and more in what he did not say.   It was not merely a  _____  for "money, gold and precious   objects" that delayed 
[006] men can live in dignity,   liberated from the bonds of  _____ , ignorance and poverty. One of the greatest obsta
[007] ries of subjects   about which Mary wrote accounts. In  _____  stimulates   man too the situation is very similar. St
[008]  too the situation is very similar. Strong stress   on  _____  treats   
[009]    treats  _____  as an additional stimulus,   strong stress on stimulat
[010] ulates treats stimulation as an   additional effect of  _____ , strong stress on man treats   man as an additional cr
[011] tional creature who responds to the   stimulation   of  _____ . Here again, in the written language it is   possible 
[012] struggled for days to escape and that in a frenzy   of  _____ , pain, and fear, it has all but eaten off   its own le