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2. | Sometimes you have to 'read ___ the lines' to understand something fully. | 4. | 'One ___ all, all ___ one.' | 7. | '___' is the usual name all over (well, most of) the world for 'soccer.' | 8. | 'Don't shoot until you see the whites of ___ eyes.' | 9. | I'll ___ a dollar to a doughnut on that. | 10. | Don't ___ your boss an angry email. Write it, just don't ___ it. | 11. | Is it a vegetable or a fruit? | 14. | Elementary ___, high ___, ___ of fish. | 15. | 'Could have, ___ have, should have.' | 16. | ___ five, ___ times, ___ on life. | 20. | 3:50 is also ___ (minutes) to 4. | 21. | Christmas and Thanksgiving are ___ holidays. | 22. | Moms are always telling kids to eat their ___s. |
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1. | '___ in space.' '___ in thought.' | 3. | 'Take one for the ___.' 'There's no 'I' in ___.' 'A ___ effort.' | 5. | 'Couch ___.' | 6. | --Are you ___, Eddie? --Yes, I'm ___, Betty. --OK, then, let's go. | 7. | ___ pans are used for cooking and sometimes as weapons. | 9. | Coffee comes in a cup, soup comes in a ___. | 10. | Peanut butter and jelly ___, ham ___, Earl of ___. | 12. | ___ of a town, governor of a state, president of a nation. | 13. | The two mayors made a bet on the ___ of the game. | 14. | 'The greatest invention since ___d bread.' | 17. | '___ for ___, he is the greatest boxer ever.' | 18. | In restaurants, there should be a sneeze guard over the ___ ingredients. | 19. | 'You ___ your bed, now you must sleep in it.' |
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