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2. | If you have ___ for someone, you might want to spit on him. |
5. | The judge gave the convict a ___ence of 20 years in jail. |
7. | Do you ever have the feeling that you existed in a ___ life? |
8. | Criminals who wear a pair of good ___ers can run from the cops a little faster. |
9. | No matter how secure you think your house is, ___s can find a way to break into it. |
11. | A marathon is 26 ___s 385 yards long. The men's world record is 2:04 and the women's is 2:15. |
12. | Mountain roads make a lot of ___ turns. (Slow down.) |
14. | California's prisons are overflowing with ___ed criminals. Most ___s are repeat offenders. |
16. | Starbucks has helped make ___ latte (coffee and hot milk) popular worldwide. (Even though it isn't cheap.) |
17. | If someone punches you in your face, you might get a ___ eye. (Or two!) |
19. | A person who is ___ed is held in high regard. If you dis___ a gangster, he might shoot you. |
20. | If you have a ___-in with a friend or stranger, you might be angry for days. |
23. | There is only one sheriff, but one or more ___ sheriffs work for the sheriff. |
26. | In an ___, you can dial 911. (But it's better not to have an ___!) |
27. | Some unlucky people who go to prison never get out ___. They become victims of prison violence. |
28. | The British like to have tea in the ___noon. (Hot ___, not iced ___ like Americans favor.) |
32. | To ___ someone is to threaten them with words or gestures so that they think you are going to hit them. |
33. | Be careful ___ you run around with--the wrong crowd could get you in trouble with the law. |
34. | According to the law, ___ is the harmful touching of another person. |
36. | California prisons are so overcrowded that they give early releases to all but the most ___ criminals. |
37. | Burglars are ___ that most homeowners don't keep four or five pit bulls in the house. |