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2. | ___ ___ smoking cigarettes, he decided to switch to the nicotine patch. | 4. | Traffic lights ___ turn from green to yellow to red, 24 hours a day. | 7. | The doctor told her that, ___ ___ ___ going on a diet, she also needed to exercise more. | 10. | Some say that if the US ___s from Iraq, terrorists will take over that country. | 11. | You can pay with cash, you can use a debit card, or you can ___ your purchase to a credit card. | 12. | If you talk to a customer service representative about your credit card, they will usually ask for your ___ number. | 13. | To guard against an accidental fire, you should ___-check your stovetop before you leave your house. | 15. | ___s, like governments, can provide valuable products and services but can also make your life miserable. | 16. | The teacher ___ed to a blue marker because the red marker was almost dry. |
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1. | After the hurricane, the store owner tried to ___ storm victims by charging $20 for a gallon of water. | 3. | Many computer users have ___, which is a digital subscriber line that brings high-speed broadband into their homes. | 5. | Social security checks and many magazines are delivered ___; newspapers are delivered daily. | 6. | Scientists are searching for a ___ between tomatoes and the outbreak of salmonella. So far, they haven't found one. | 8. | There is a ___ connection between the price of a barrel of oil and the price of gasoline; as oil prices rise, so do gas prices. | 9. | If you had told people in 2001 that they would be paying more than $4 for a gallon of gas in 2008, they would have laughed and said, "That's ___!" | 14. | ___ Washington and Lincoln are considered to be great US presidents. |
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