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1. | They say that a person is judged by the ___ he keeps. | 5. | The drunk driver's alcohol blood level was 0.491, six times the legal limit. ___, he didn't mumble or stagger. | 6. | Anna, Bonza, Delicious, and Fuji are all varieties of ___. | 8. | "Nobody goes there anymore, because it's too ___." --Yogi Berra, famous baseball player | 13. | Costco is a chain store where you buy food in ___, which saves large families lots of money. | 14. | If you ___ insects, you probably don't do much hunting, fishing, or camping. | 16. | Some banks are installing new ___ doors; they can actually trap a bank robber on his way out. (Criminals avoid these banks.) |
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2. | A woman's ___ holds more than a man's four pockets. (More junk, too.) | 3. | The sweet ___ and the plantain are the two main varieties of ___s. | 4. | An American football's odd shape makes it hard to ___ and hold on to. | 7. | To ship a large ___, you might want to use FedEx, UPS, or DHL. | 9. | In 1969 California became the first state to approve no-fault ___; the new law made it easier for married couples to get ___d. | 10. | Many students attend junior college for two years and then ___ to a four-year college. | 11. | California is now internationally recognized for the fine wines that it ___s. (Even the French agree.) | 12. | Attending four years of college, you start out as a freshman, and then move up to sophomore, ___, and senior. | 15. | If you don't ___ a picture exactly horizontally, a perfectionist will make note of it. (And adjust it.) |
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