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

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[001] tizenship  laws. After the Czech Republic and Slovakia  _____  in 1993,  the  Czech Government made people re-registe
[002]  of Los Angeles, before Jack  and  Jean Cooke bitterly  _____ , before the two sons were forced to  choose sides.    
[003] e had  one girlfriend all the time I've been here - we  _____  up  recently. But one night stands and a different gir
[004] arning  assistant  and the teacher. The class would be  _____  into three groups of  similar ability, children on tab
[005] ut of 76 Hural seats, because the opposition  vote was  _____  between more than a dozen political parties.  Some  of
[006] ment changed the way they  organised the subject. They  _____  one course in half and  doubled  the numbers in semina    

[001] the hope   of one-sided concessions, and the chance to  _____  the   Allies, rather than genuine negotiation, were th
[002] ecognize all the   pressures that led to the big labor  _____  in 1935. Now, as then, it is a matter of jobs. Cr
[003] at reapportionment, which left   many Democratic clubs  _____  by these new district   boundaries,   actually will in
[004] e Western community. By our policy the   West was- is-  _____ . But the key revelation is not new. The controlli
[005] ich is easily understandable. The One Leg Lunge is   a  _____  and all lifters practice this in their regular   worko
[006] orks much better because a greater, more   extensive    _____  can be performed. Used in several sets of high   reps 
[007]  height of   your shoulders when you are in a deep leg  _____  as   for a heavy Clean.   _2._ Place a suitably-l
[008] eet forward and backward until you are   in a deep leg  _____ . Now raise the weight by straightening your front
[009] ld in front of   the neck. Squat-style lifters and leg- _____  lifters   would both benefit enormously by practicing 
[010] age 261). The candles were lighted, and we sat on  _____ -bamboo   mats among the village notables. I was carefu
[011] wart removal method was to rub each   wart with a bean  _____  open and then to bury the bean   halves under the drip
[012]  the introductory chapter that   metropolitan life had  _____  into two trends- expanding   interdependence on an imp 


	
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[001] e majesty of  nature, the mountains and rushing water ( _____  off Lassen).  After a sometimes rocky but manageable h
[002] ene Siegel, who has given  new  meaning to the phrase ' _____  pot' as the author or co-author  of  32 cookbooks, inc
[003] airs,' he said, turning away from her.  The butter was  _____  in his hand.  The girl watched him go and then called,
[004] too long doing my make-up.' 'Eat your ice-cream. It's   _____ ,'  I heard myself say.  Apparently I had decided to be    

[001] most   of them can bolt one down in mid-shimmy.   _THE  _____  POT._ All over the country, belly clubs have neve
[002] me to belly dancing from this and   other origins, the  _____  pot has never bubbled more   intriguingly. Some Manhat
[003] Concerto with   his own slashing, demon-ridden cadenza  _____  into   the high, pale, pure and lovely song with which
[004] immortal; but if   he did not, he would become mortal,  _____  into earth,   whence his frame had been taken". These 
[005] they are too hot, and to stop flames that arise from    _____  grease. Do line barbecue fire bowl with heavy foi
[006]  A ton of cooling   compares to the cooling you get by  _____  a ton of   ice. By accepted definition, a 1-ton condit
[007] n oral tradition.   Nor have we remembered that in the  _____  pot of America   the hundreds of isolated and semi-iso
[008]  principle. However, technical difficulties arise by    _____  at local hot spots. The experimental arrangement   as 
[009]  city- the crowded, competitive, tolerant city, the   " _____  pot" which gave off so many of the most admirable   Am
[010] ites from Australia) give the appearance of a   second  _____ . In conformity with this conclusion   a higher trace g
[011]  in the portion   (flange) that has undergone a second  _____ . The silicate   fractions of stony meteorites show gal
[012] to those of tektites because they too   have undergone  _____  at some point in their histories. Libyan Desert s 


	
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[001] d of  the passage.  There was a large plant in a plant  _____  outside  the  door.  'Where does that door go?' I thou
[002] t put the  key in his pocket, but  hid it in the plant  _____  next to the door.  'He's coming along here,' I thought
[003] g to the  locked room.  The key was still in the plant  _____  and I took  it out.  My hand was shaking.  Then I unlo
[004] ited, and soon he saw a child who was  carrying a fire- _____ .  Mowgli jumped up, took the 
[005] .  Mowgli jumped up, took the  _____  from him,  and quickly ran away, back to the jungle.  
[006] r wolves around him.  Mowgli sat down, with the fire-   _____  between his legs.  Bagheera lay beside  him.  Shere Kh
[007] han and most of the wolves.  Mowgli stood up, the fire- _____  in his hands.  He was very  angry, and very sad.  You 
[008] brought the Red  Flower with me.'  He dropped the fire- _____  on the ground and some of the fire  fell out.  The wol
[009] ht in the kitchen.  The sun shone in on  the flowering  _____  plants by the window, and the  cat sleeping in a chair
[010] in the room were a bed, a chair, a table, and a water   _____ .  'I will break the water    
[011]    .  'I will break the water  _____  and use one of the sharp  pieces,' he thought.  He thr
[012] e one of the sharp  pieces,' he thought.  He threw the  _____  on the floor, and it  broke  into pieces.  He hid two 
[013] ext morning, the guard came into the room.  'The water  _____   fell from my hands when I was drinking,' Dantes said.
[014] with him for his carelessness, but he brought  another  _____ .  He did not take away the broken pieces of the  old o
[015] r Christmas tree.  If it is a real tree, plant it in a  _____ .  Find some holly and mistletoe to hang in your house.
[016] .  You must try 'fondue,' which is cheese melted in a   _____ , and you put pieces of  bread on a long fork to get it
[017] d of  the passage.  There was a large plant in a plant  _____  outside  the  door.  'Where does that door go?' I thou
[018] t put the  key in his pocket, but  hid it in the plant  _____  next to the door.  'He's coming along here,' I thought
[019] g to the  locked room.  The key was still in the plant  _____  and I took  it out.  My hand was shaking.  Then I unlo
[020] ited, and soon he saw a child who was  carrying a fire- _____ .  Mowgli jumped up, took the 
[021] .  Mowgli jumped up, took the  _____  from him,  and quickly ran away, back to the jungle.  
[022] r wolves around him.  Mowgli sat down, with the fire-   _____  between his legs.  Bagheera lay beside  him.  Shere Kh
[023] han and most of the wolves.  Mowgli stood up, the fire- _____  in his hands.  He was very  angry, and very sad.  You 
[024] brought the Red  Flower with me.'  He dropped the fire- _____  on the ground and some of the fire  fell out.  The wol
[025] ht in the kitchen.  The sun shone in on  the flowering  _____  plants by the window, and the  cat sleeping in a chair  

[001] e  food for you - mostly potatoes - put the lid on the  _____  to keep  the rats out.  You know that your family are 
[002] el, who has given  new  meaning to the phrase 'melting  _____ ' as the author or co-author  of  32 cookbooks, includi
[003]  political lightning rod,  courageous artist, prolific  _____ -smoker and arch-sexist - were  offered by those who ga
[004] .  You must try 'fondue,' which is cheese melted in a   _____ , and you put pieces of  bread on a long fork to get it
[005] said, 'this rope came up with her.  There's a  kind of  _____  on the end of it,  and there's something  inside it.' 
[006]  dark photograph on to my  hand... and found  George's  _____  of gold.  It was not, at first sight, very exciting.  
[007] y. Each  cook lit the stove, then cooked the food in a  _____  on the  burning wood. Aku-nna had no father or husband
[008] our wood isn't dry enough,' he said.  'Here, move your  _____  onto my stove. I've finished now.'  Aku-nna was very s
[009] . She stood up  and walked out of the kitchen with her  _____  on her head. On  her way back to their apartment she l
[010] funeral  now?' she thought.  She went to the big water  _____ . Every family had one, and  it was Aku-nna's job to fi
[011] ng for work. Aku-nna knew that she  had not filled the  _____  because of all the events of the evening  before. But 
[012]  heavy with  sadness. But she used some water from the  _____  to wash her  face and mouth. Its coolness made her fee
[013] 't want them to  see you both looking dirty. Take this  _____  and bring me some  water too, so that I can wash my fa
[014] ng and she felt sick. There  was a little water in the  _____ , and she washed herself with it.  'My brother will be 
[015] rother will be angry when he comes home and finds  the  _____  empty,' she thought. But she felt too ill to care. She
[016] u this time? You're always ill.' He went to the water   _____ . It was a hot afternoon and he was thirsty. But the   
[017]   . It was a hot afternoon and he was thirsty. But the  _____   was empty.  'This 
[018]   was empty.  'This  _____  was almost full this morning. What's happened  to it?'
[019] kwo. 'Nobody has touched  her. You must bring me a big  _____  full of wine.  That was the tradition. If a bride was 
[020]  wine. If she was not a virgin,  they brought an empty  _____ .  Meanwhile Nna-nndo had found out where his sister wa
[021] ther and I will go to your parents with an  empty wine  _____ . Then the whole village will know about  you and your 
[022] 'll kill you!' shouted Nna-nndo.  He picked up a heavy  _____ . When Okoboshi's mother heard  the shouting, she rushe
[023] 's mother heard  the shouting, she rushed in, took the  _____  from Nna-nndo  and ordered him and her son to leave. T
[024] ngs and a girl came out on to the  balcony, carrying a  _____  of daodils. She was  a strangely thin girl in a dark d
[025] gh. It will do them good,' she said,  putting down the  _____ , and turning to someone  in the room inside. As she tu


	
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[001] akes' Call.  Sssss,' the snakes replied.   We will not  _____  you, but stand  still, Little Brother, because your fe
[002]  other people.  They all  looked at Mowgli and saw the  _____ -marks on his arms and  legs.  Look,' said a man,  thos
[003] his arms and  legs.  Look,' said a man,  those are the  _____ -marks of wolves.  He  is a wolf-child who has run away
[004] nd inside the  wardrobe carefully, 'Perhaps Poldy will  _____  or hit me,' I  thought.  But he didn't.  I pulled the 
[005] deep water and bit off one of  Manuel's legs ? a clean  _____  above the knee.  The other men  pulled him into the bo
[006] rk,  the other sharks tasted the blood.  They began to  _____  and  eat  the shark.  So then there was more blood in 
[007] blood and came fast through the  water.  They began to  _____  at the dying fish with their great,  sharp teeth.  The
[008] d clean.  It was cut off at the wrist  with  one clean  _____ .  It was a small hand, with small, pretty fingers.  Th
[009] moving things around.  When it was hungry, it liked to  _____   wooden things in the cabin.  At first, Archie tried t
[010] ever stop growing.  Beavers use their strong  teeth to  _____  through trees.  The teeth look quite strange-they  are
[011]  alligators are white.  They cannot see, but  they can  _____ ?The facts: An alligator was found in New York ?  in Ea
[012] rting to wonder if we shouldn't just leave, and grab a  _____  on  the way  instead, a sandwich or something - or may
[013] tect me from snakes, bugs, and  insects that sting  or  _____ . In the jungle there was a lot of  wildlife, but our m
[014] akes' Call.  Sssss,' the snakes replied.   We will not  _____  you, but stand  still, Little Brother, because your fe
[015]  other people.  They all  looked at Mowgli and saw the  _____ -marks on his arms and  legs.  Look,' said a man,  thos
[016] his arms and  legs.  Look,' said a man,  those are the  _____ -marks of wolves.  He  is a wolf-child who has run away
[017] nd inside the  wardrobe carefully, 'Perhaps Poldy will  _____  or hit me,' I  thought.  But he didn't.  I pulled the 
[018] deep water and bit off one of  Manuel's legs ? a clean  _____  above the knee.  The other men  pulled him into the bo
[019] rk,  the other sharks tasted the blood.  They began to  _____  and  eat  the shark.  So then there was more blood in 
[020] blood and came fast through the  water.  They began to  _____  at the dying fish with their great,  sharp teeth.  The
[021] d clean.  It was cut off at the wrist  with  one clean  _____ .  It was a small hand, with small, pretty fingers.  Th
[022] moving things around.  When it was hungry, it liked to  _____   wooden things in the cabin.  At first, Archie tried t
[023] ever stop growing.  Beavers use their strong  teeth to  _____  through trees.  The teeth look quite strange-they  are
[024]  alligators are white.  They cannot see, but  they can  _____ ?The facts: An alligator was found in New York ?  in Ea
[025] rting to wonder if we shouldn't just leave, and grab a  _____  on  the way  instead, a sandwich or something - or may

[001] .    THEY are tiny slips of paper that can have a real  _____ . Millions  of holders of Advanta credit cards have rec
[002] re a  federal  worker, using the wrong word can take a  _____  out of the old  wallet or land you in a court where th
[003] rting to wonder if we shouldn't just leave, and grab a  _____   on  the way  instead, a sandwich or something - or ma
[004] ect me from snakes, bugs,  and  insects that sting  or  _____ . In the jungle there was a lot of  wildlife, but our m
[005] y  New  Socialism. Both are slaves to the ad and sound  _____  scene.  The  one unsure about his lifestyle and belief
[006] ned the box. For some reason she felt afraid.  Will it  _____ ?' She picked it up gently.  No, toads don't have teeth
[007] e! All the men were smiling now. 'Cheer up! We  won't   _____ !' they seemed to be saying. How  very nice workmen wer
[008] iked being among  these friendly men, Laura took a big  _____  out  of her bread and butter. She felt just like a wor
[009] dear. I wrote the flag.'  'Thanks.' Mr Sheridan took a  _____  and the sandwich was  gone. He took another. 'Did you 
[010]  going well,  Lewis. Now we just wait  for the fish to  _____ !'  4  Morse solves the case  On Tuesday evening, after
[011] im once,  caught his gun arm,  and had just decided to  _____  it when the general came  across the path  and pushed 
[012] sir,' answered Grace, 'but be careful. She'll try and   _____   you if she sees you, sir.' just then the shape  turne
[013] ngry cry. He held her round the waist  as she tried to  _____  and kick him.  'Let me go!' she said. 'You knew you we


	
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[001]  Square, New York, and  looked up at the  sky.  A dead  _____  fell onto his arm.  Winter  was coming, and Soapy knew
[002] tairs in his room Dorian's body shook with fear like a  _____   in the  wind.  He felt that he  could not stay anothe 

[001] e and  let my legs hang over the  side.  Midday. Not a  _____  moved. No sound except the cool noise  of the water.  
[002]  grass. Now Isidore could  see the spider resting on a  _____ . So it was all right  now.  What did you do?' asked th
[003] rew like a plant after  rain, and burst painfully into  _____ . 'Feeling better? All right,  are  you?' The boy breat
[004] face. His knees shook. His  whole body trembled like a  _____ . But he was young and  brave,  and he  moved forward a
[005] h.  She went downstairs at last, looking as fresh as a  _____ , and  as she entered the kitchen, Mr Neck came  forwar
[006]  Woods! You're a crazy man!'  'I'm also shaking like a  _____ ,' Woods said, putting his arm  around her waist. 'And 
[007] to concentrate on what the guide was telling us  about  _____ -cutter ants instead. I wanted to know about them;  I'm
[008] e so small, these insects are able to  carry pieces of  _____  that are many, many times larger than  their own bodie
[009] nding as  unfriendly as a snake and as determined as a  _____ -cutter ant.  'There's something you need to know.' The
[010]  is not a snake at all, but is, in fact,  thousands of  _____ -cutter ants, each one holding a very large  piece of  
[011]  -cutter ants, each one holding a very large  piece of  _____ .' : 'Last night,' Lisa said, still in that loud  whisp
[012] th, but Lisa grabbed hold of my T-shirt, a bit like  a  _____ -cutter ant grabbing hold of a wound.  'What is it, Lis
[013] he servant entered, Dorian Gray asked him to send  Mrs  _____  to him in the library. Mrs   
[014]    to him in the library. Mrs  _____  had been with his  family for many years. He asked her
[015]  I must clean it first.' 'I don't want it cleaned, Mrs  _____ . I  only want the key. .' 'Well, sir, you'll be covere
[016] e, are you, sir?' 'No,  no,' he cried. 'Thank you, Mrs  _____ . You can go.' An hour  later  two men arrived to move 
[017] s were talking in low whispers to  each 9ther. Old Mrs  _____  was crying. Francis was as white  as death.  Lying on 
[018] ield was burnt and muddy from battle,  without a green  _____  on it.  Beyond the tree line ahead somewhere in the fo
[019]  eect if every part of the plant was used. I  needed a  _____ , flower and fruit to take back to my room.  In my room
[020] at, and the mosquitoes came out.  Jerry and I used the  _____  juice to keep them away, but Father  said, 'If you're 
[021] me. It filled the clearing with light that  made every  _____  turn red and gold. All the buildings shook. It  lifted


	
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[001]  Interview between Ann Catchpole  and  Mrs Olive Gibbs  _____  9.11.82, BBC Radio 4, "Woman's  Hour" Announcer:  Now 

[001] e Royal Society of Arts, he is  editor emeritus of the  _____  Communications  Dictionary. For  years, it has been in
[002] Interview between Ann  Catchpole  and  Mrs Olive Gibbs  _____  9.11.82, BBC Radio 4,  "Woman's  Hour" Announcer:  Now
[003] ungle a gorilla,  Amy, who has learned sign language -  _____  as a  synthetic  little-girl voffice by the first of m
[004]  for a  programme in  the'Correspondent' series, to be  _____  on BBC2 at  6.30pm on  Saturday 6 May. The Independent
[005] ent. Consider this quotation from an interview to  be   _____  tomorrow on Radio 4's Sunday programme. He  was asked 
[006] iendly. Like the television programme, Buster's  radio  _____  was on twenty-three hours a day. He was  interviewing 
[007]  shall watch  what is probably the most important news  _____   for years.  Life, for J. R. Isidore, had certainly go
[008] id.  . . . is true,' Irmgard finished.  The television  _____  continued. We can see here that  the moon is obviously   

[001] Covent Garden   in 1959. (The first Metropolitan Opera  _____  on   Dec. 9 will introduce her as Lucia.) She has sinc
[002] , roaringest college weekend   anywhere, any time- was  _____  over a national   television   hookup, Prexy John Sloa
[003] n for "side" cropped up again   in the same television  _____ . Dean Thaddeus Seymour,   wearing ski clothes, was cro
[004]  distant baseball park. In some cities games were  _____  throughout the   week and then on weekends the announc
[005]   and fans must needs drive to the city from all the    _____  area to discover how their heroes were faring.   This 
[006] ion and instructions, including the   time and date of  _____ . Family rationing probably will be necessary.    
[007] he present proceeding is concerned with the standard    _____  ( AM) band, from 540 kc. to 1600 kc. Whenever   two or
[008] om 540 kc. to 1600 kc. Whenever   two or more standard  _____  stations operate   simultaneously   on the same or clo
[009]  propagation   conditions with respect to the standard  _____    frequencies.   This is a phenomenon familiar to all 
[010] local origin to as many listeners   as possible. Since  _____  frequencies are very limited   in number, these object
[011]  a small radio dialed permanently on a station   which  _____  only vulgar commercials and cheap popular   music. Eve
[012] uld fall on me- I don't   relish recriminations spread  _____  outside my family   .... I'm not giving you a chance,   


	
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[001]  nurse.  When the dolls had bad stomachs,  I gave them  _____  to take.  Sometimes I pulled their arms  and legs  off
[002]  nurse, Ellen,' he said.  'I feel sick.  Give me some   _____   or something! Help me!'  'You don't need   
[003]or something! Help me!'  'You don't need  _____ ,' I said.  'You need a lot of good  food,  swimming, a
[004]  I said.  'Listen to  8 me.  I'm going to get you some  _____  to help you stop  the drugs,  and I'm going to cook yo
[005] t you knew that your brother was  sick, and you bought  _____  for him, didn't you?'  'Yes, I did.'  'Why didn't he g
[006] or a  newspaper, and sometimes for a packet froma  _____   company for  Mrs Zeena Frome'.  Starkfield people und
[007] room door had closed behind them, Zeena had taken her   _____  and gone to bed without a word.  Ethan  lay next to he
[008]  of Orin Silver, a cousin of Zeena  Frome's.  Silver's  _____  company had seemed  successful, and he had lived like 
[009] omach-ache.  I think I'll go and  look for the stomach  _____  that I bought last  year.'  She left the room.  Ethan'
[010] e  people, but thousands  were hurt or sick.  Doctors,  _____ , food, blankets - all  these  things were needed despe
[011] children and they all had it.  Wait!  Marilla has some  _____ .  I'll bring it with me." Anne went  with Diana to the
[012] innie May and put her to bed.  Then she  gave her some  _____ .  All night Minnie May was very sick,  but in the earl
[013] d the bottle.  "This isn't  vanilla;' she said.  "It's  _____ .  Last week I broke the 
[014].  Last week I broke the   _____  bottle.  I put the 
[015]  bottle.  I put the  _____  into this old vanilla bottle.  "  "    
[016] into this old vanilla bottle.  "  " _____ !" said Anne.  "Oh!"She ran upstairs to her room.  She 
[017] aid Mrs.  Allan, and laughed.  "Don't cry,  Anne.  The  _____  in the cake was a very funny mistake." "I'm  sorry, Mr
[018] xample, when  I've got a headache, I don't ask you for  _____ .  You're on  holiday.  I think I'll go and talk to Ang
[019] e decided what to do.  She pulled herself over to the   _____  cupboard and got out a box of Band-Aids.   She  was go
[020] poor man.  I could give him the best help  that modern  _____  could give him.  I told my uncle what I  wanted to do.
[021] l in the capital.  If you help me, I'll  give him some  _____ .  Then he'll go to sleep.  When he's  in  hospital, I 
[022] ain.  Moslems were very interested in  the sciences of  _____ , numbers and the stars.  They also  helped to bring ol
[023] better environment on our planet c New  discoveries in  _____  and space 4 What is your idea of a  great holiday in t
[024]  in the world can now read and write.  We have better   _____ , and computers help us more in our work.  At the  end 
[025] ld, changes are happening very fast.  With  changes in  _____ , parents will soon be able to choose the  kind of baby  

[001] ast? It was while I  was trying to find a man who used  _____  to kill, that I got  the disease myself. You can do no
[002] rsity. In  the spring they would all graduate: Yury in  _____ , because  he wanted to do something useful with his li
[003] oks  contained Yury's philosophy of life, his views on  _____ , his  definitions of health and sickness, his thoughts
[004] t people and politics. The boy left, and Yury gave up   _____  completely, stopped seeing friends and lived alone  wi
[005]  of the fifth century BC, is now called the father of   _____ . Medical students all over the world have -to  promise
[006] nt that  might help. As the doctor went to prepare the  _____ ,  Alexander was given a letter from General Parmenion,
[007]  to kill Alexander. But when Philip returned with  the  _____ , Alexander drank it immediately without  questioning h
[008]   even closer to death last year. Through courage and   _____ , he  traced a path partway back to health and work, to
[009] nly 230 thousand. There is no hunger or poverty,  and   _____  and housing  are free for all citizens. No one pays  a
[010] y  in Portugal  next year, because I am going to study  _____   and  all the lectures will be in  English. Some of th
[011]  in  English. Some of the professors in  the School of  _____  speak only English!  Please could  you send  me some m
[012]  married or else find a real  career like  teaching or  _____ . Oh well, we keep on  hoping  she'll see things our wa
[013] is  conclusion, and all that follows from it in modern  _____ , to  what is implied in the encyclical about, say, the
[014] d Gonville and  Caius  College intending to qualify in  _____ , but the sparkling  interests of 'Gowie' and his colle
[015] metallurgy, maritime science, textiles, hygiene,  and   _____  are presented. Only those who have studied the  total 
[016] eader) on  the volumes being written on the history of  _____  in China  over nearly four millennia. Mansel Davies No
[017] stitute for skin. The practices of portraiture  and of  _____  are related through a historical development  of  skin
[018] y, 'What is good for  it?'  'There is only one kind of  _____ ! One thing alone can  stop us  from being ourselves - 
[019]  - if not for help, then for food,  and  blankets, and  _____ ?'  'Isn't it clear that I cannot leave him?'  'But I h
[020] knew he could not prevent her dying, he  prepared some  _____  for her which made  her feel much better. The villager
[021]  too honest to take their money and  give them useless  _____ . He knew he  had no special power, and so he sent them
[022]  understand  that I was ill.  And they did not give me  _____  for this illness - they hit  me on  the  side of the h
[023] ations  about  the illness, and always gave them some   _____  to take. Indeed, his patients were fond of saying  tha
[024] rs of age. Neither the mother's love nor the  father's  _____  could save him. Two years later  Mrs Sloper had a seco
[025] e dust. He  stopped immediately and took out a plastic  _____   bottle which, like everyone else, he carried with him


	
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[001] fe  - now help other people get  theirs. Help undo the  _____  that has been done to  just one other  person in this 
[002] t. Always  walking around with a thick  book under her  _____ , with a title like 'History of  Women in Art'  or 'The
[003] use washing powder in my washing machine  that doesn't  _____  the  environment. I: But does it get your  clothes as 
[004] ed  in front of  his house in the normal way, doing no  _____  to anyone. Parking is  allowed in that street. He was

[001] fe  - now help other people get  theirs. Help undo the  _____  that has been done to  just one  other  person in this
[002] t. Always  walking around with a thick  book under her  _____ , with a title like 'History of  Women in  Art'  or 'Th
[003] se washing powder in my washing  machine  that doesn't  _____  the  environment. I: But does it get your  clothes as 
[004] ed  in front of  his house in the normal way, doing no  _____  to anyone.  Parking is  allowed in that street. He was
[005]   as well as to learn. I'm not saying it does them any  _____  to be  exposed to French, or to art, at a very early a
[006] country which shows  marginal increases in class sizes  _____  standards. Gillian  Shephard, Education Secretary, 199
[007] you were getting close to sixty but I  didn't mean any  _____ .'  Martha, I'm not yet fifty-two!' said Miss Matty. To
[008] is ship, but also, I  suspect, to keep his son  out of  _____ 's way. Kassim sent food to Brown and his men,  but did
[009]  Trust me. I am ready to answer  with my  life for any  _____  that  comes to you if the white  men are allowed to go
[010] n Langley,  you must keep away from them. You could do  _____ .  Anyway, don't you think we should go back now? The  
[011]  had an almost  devilish power, which he could use to   _____  them if he wanted, and so they were all afraid of him.
[012] h of what happened.  He  thinks that someone wanted to  _____   his brother but, of course, he has never been able to
[013] him all the time. I'm sure that  someone was trying to  _____  him, and your story reminds me  very much of the thing
[014] er John was  sure that this man Karswell was trying to  _____  him. Now,  John was very fond of music. He often  went
[015] It was about Casting the Runes' on  people in order to  _____  them, and I'm sure that Karswell was  writing from per
[016] raphs that Loding had talked  about.  That would do no  _____ , and he could see what Latchetts  looked like.  'That'
[017] On Latchetts?  Hadn't he already done Latchetts enough  _____ ?  Would it matter so much if Simon was left as owner o
[018] her in church. Everybody noticed it. I beg  you not to  _____  that girl.'  Chike was surprised. He thought that he h
[019] : 'I care for her. She is so alone.  But I could never  _____  her.'  Ofulue looked hard at his son. 'You will have t
[020] . To  him she was very special, and he did not want to  _____   her.  She was getting to know Chike better. Although 
[021] ll of people.'  'Son, I must ask you one thing. Do not  _____  this girl! All  girls must be virgins when they go to 
[022] my new shirt!'  'Don't be so shy and silly. How can he  _____  you with all  those young men watching? I suppose you'
[023] t to his only friend, the only person who would  never  _____  his sister. Then he went home and told Ma  Blackie.  '
[024] as  our first time. But it didn't do my schoolwork any  _____ , did  it? You failed your examination, but I passed!' 
[025] n. If Aku-nna  knows nothing about the doll, it cannot  _____  her.'  One day Chike came home from work and found Nna


	
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[001] tight, I must be gaining weight,'  Bond  thought as he  _____  his neck. He smoked a cigarette  out on  his balcony, 
[002] h dirt as possible on my face, hands and  clothes, and  _____  some into my eyes to make them red.  boots did not loo
[003] y had  followed him up the hill. He stood, rested, and  _____  the cut  on his arm. Why am I up here alone like this 
[004]  the question!'  Did you read the wrong question?' She  _____  her face  and the wires fell to the floor.  I'll get t
[005] d out. He was hit by a terrible-smelling wind,  and he  _____  his hands, trying to keep warm. Dave would  have under
[006] n his fingers and on his school  uniform. Sometimes he  _____  ink on his woolly hair. When  people asked him why, he
[007] all. Cheer up; soon the baby will be here.'  Gently he  _____  her tight, swollen stomach, which looked  so huge besi
[008] o St  Catharines, at the other side  of the lakes.'  I  _____  my forehead. 'Do you stop anywhere on the way  where I
[009]  Mike - or for  any of  us  - to want to kill you.'  I  _____  my forehead tiredly. 'If I knew what my cousin had  fo
[010] , but you want to see what Phillips actually paid.'  I  _____  my shoulder which was beginning to hurt.  'Are you get
[011] uiet following the explosion. My legs were  shaking. I  _____  the aching muscles of my shoulder.  Bledsoe  still sto
[012] turned to my left shoulder.  I took  a long shower and  _____   some oil into the  painful muscles.  I was on the roa
[013] Even those pink clouds in the  sky looked foreign. She  _____  her cold  hands together, and felt very happy.  The tr
[014] ace looking in at the window.  Terror made me cruel. I  _____  the creature's tiny wrist  against the broken glass so
[015] yone here?' whispered Heathcli. He could not see me  I  _____  the creature's tiny wrist against the broken glass.  b
[016] ps didn't  even get the car's license number.'  Nudger  _____  a hand across his chin and watched Holly  Ann. 'The ju
[017] e?' Wendy asked, as Charlie  jumped  up at her.  Woods  _____  his hair with a towel. 'Well, he's like his  photograp
[018] and wash your hands!' Evalina said. 'Quickly!'  Duncan  _____  his hands on his chest. 'My hands are  hurting. Why di
[019]  to ask her to marry me, but haven't done so yet.'  He  _____  the side of his face and thought for a moment.  'What 
[020]  to  sit  down, and sat with him. He took my hand and   _____  it gently. 8 Jane Eyre  'I wish I were on an island wi
[021] t hurts.' There were tears of  pain in her eyes as she  _____  her leg.  'What on earth -?' began her father, looking
[022] e inside. A flower touched my face. Some of  the fruit  _____  against my lips. . . When that happened, I  was  very 
[023] e boy is right,' said  Fagin. 'Ha, ha!' He laughed and  _____  his hands together.  'It couldn't be better for us.' N
[024] t do you mean?' asked Sikes.  Noah Claypole sat up and  _____  his eyes.  'Tell me what you told me before, Noah,' sa 

[001] t. Alacrity, the Podger cat, came by the hammock,  _____    her back briefly against it, and then, sure of a wel
[002] tinents. For almost 3,000 years Europe   and Asia have  _____  shoulders in its streets. Founded in the Ninth Ce
[003] e wart with sulphur water; another said   it should be  _____  with a cut potato three times daily.   Another common 
[004] as nuts, are roasted seeds whose   seedcoats have been  _____  off. Cereal grains, supplemented with soybeans or
[005] nts of the last few days flooded   David's mind and he  _____  his unshaved chin and felt   again the ache in his kid
[006] d, then one of us would have had to go   instead. Hans  _____  the kid with more snow ...   
[007]    the kid with more snow ...  _____    ...    
[008]  ...  _____ . "I'll get more snow", I said. I took the pail an
[009]  I'll come by and see that she stays put". Grosse  _____  the bridge of his nose where it was   swollen. He spok
[010] ere on account of one lousy kid".   ##   Lauren Landis  _____  her face against the blanket.   She had cried a little
[011] o you   need a bandage"? she asked steadily. Poet  _____  his arm. "It's like banging a shin",   he said, his ey
[012] st you a cent, Phil. Go ahead and   try me"! Phil  _____  his forehead wearily. He was beginning   to feel wooll  


	
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[001] ups are  caused by the jumping of an organ  below  the  _____  called the diaphragm. Doctors  don't know why they  co
[002] against  the X-ray machine.  We'll have a look at your  _____  and heart.  Patient: Oh dear - do you think  it's some
[003]  was very big  compared with an Earth woman's. Martian  _____  'needed to  be large as the air was very thin on their
[004] , and, as he gasped, the unheated air rushed into  his  _____  and froze them...  In the living room of the dome Lell    

[001] elped was my brother. Mama had told   her how Emmett's  _____  had been affected when he was   gassed in the war. He 
[002] rnment service. But again,   there was danger that his  _____  would suffer in the   muggy Washington weather, and he
[003] inging barriers and   entering the alveolar bed of the  _____ . This area is   highly susceptible to infection. The e
[004] t many marked and striking differences   exist between  _____  when an inter-species comparison   is made. The signif
[005]  of the intrapulmonary features of various mammalian    _____  other than in the dog and cat (Miller, '13; '25).
[006]  expect such   an event to occur in animals possessing  _____  of types   /1, or /2,. The presence of normally o
[007] ve physiology, pathology, and histology   of mammalian  _____ . In addition, a detailed interspecies   survey of the 
[008] UMMARY#   The main subgross anatomical features of the  _____    of various mammals are presented. A tabulation of th
[009] resented. A tabulation of these   features permits the  _____  to be grouped into three   distinctive subgross types.
[010] mmon iliac arteries were completely occluded. The  _____  weighed together 950 gm. On the surfaces   of both    
[011]weighed together 950 gm. On the surfaces   of both  _____  there were emphysematous blebs measuring   up to 3 cm.
[012] olomon Chandler   hadn't misjudged the strength of his  _____ , not at   all. I think you could have heard him a mile