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1. | When the fire bell rang, ___ occurred in the classroom; kids were yelling and running everywhere. | 2. | John McCain was a ___ hero, so many people think he will be a good commander-in-chief. | 4. | The dictator ___ed that his birthday would be a national holiday. | 6. | Police say that a small number of thieves commit most of the ___s. | 12. | ___s Boxer and Feinstein are Democrats who have been in the US Senate for years. | 13. | Some Republicans say that if you are against John McCain, you are against the ___ who are in Iraq and Afghanistan. | 15. | Her doctor told her to ___ her weight and exercise more. | 17. | Crossword puzzles (like this one) can ___ly increase your vocabulary. | 18. | Many computer companies ___ their customer service--if you have a problem, you will talk to someone in India. | 19. | The thief who stole her ___ bought jewelry and a new car; he ruined her credit. | 20. | The thief broke the window of the ___ and stole the sunglasses on the dashboard. |
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1. | She couldn't find her birth ___, so she couldn't prove she was a citizen. | 3. | Millions of ___i refugees have fled ___ since G.W. Bush ordered the invasion in March 2003. | 5. | If you are applying to become a US citizen, you cannot travel ___ too often or for too long. | 7. | US ___s are angry that the federal government is using their tax money to save Wall Street firms. | 8. | Even popular Yahoo! Corporation is suffering during the recession--it recently announced 1,000 ___s. | 9. | Where are the ___s of mass destruction that G.W. Bush swore were in Iraq? | 10. | ___ is a beautiful country in southeastern Asia; its capital is Bangkok. | 11. | The Department of Education is part of the ___ government. | 14. | When applying for a US ___ in person, you can present a valid driver's license or a naturalization certificate. | 16. | A valid driver's ___ is acceptable identification when you apply for a US passport. |
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