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1. | Where would we be if Bill Gates hadn't founded ___, the world's biggest and richest software company? | 4. | If you're going to start college and you're not rich, try to get a loan, a grant, or a ___. | 7. | A good massage helps many people ___. | 8. | Tinker Bell is the ___ made famous in the 1953 animated Disney film "Peter Pan." | 9. | A basketball team has two guards, two ___s, and a center (who is usually the tallest player). | 11. | The rich have ___of money; the poor have ___ of children. | 13. | In a game of poker, you can check, fold, or ___ the bet. | 14. | Usually, an invention should have some kind of ___ application--why invent a can opener if there are no cans? | 15. | If you can't ___ ___ the solution to a problem by yourself, ask for help (or click on FAQ). |
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2. | The legend of Paul Bunyan is a tall ___ about a huge lumberjack. | 3. | In 2000, almost 740,000 ___ (under the age of 18) were reported missing in the US. | 4. | "The Right ___" is the title of a popular book and a movie about the first US astronauts. | 5. | If you manage to graduate from Yale, Princeton, or ___, everyone will respect you and envy you. (Or so they say.) | 6. | The Associated Press reported that there were more than 10 million ___s in the world in 2007; there were only about 940 billionaires. | 10. | "What--Me ___?" is the famous motto of MAD Magazine's smiling cover boy, Alfred E. Neuman. | 12. | "___ Street," starring Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog, has been entertaining and teaching the world's children for 40 years. |
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