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| 1. | "To Serve and ___" is the motto seen on police cars. |
| 4. | People often ___ their eyes just as they wake up. |
| 5. | The murderer ___d his knife into the chest of his victim, over and over again. |
| 6. | "Is it a dull ache, or is it a sharp, ___bing pain?" the doctor asked. |
| 8. | He was so drunk that he couldn't walk straight; he ___d out the door and crashed into the light pole. |
| 9. | The Democrats ___ up their 2008 convention with a concluding 45-minute speech by Obama. |
| 12. | He reached across the table to ___ the salt shaker. |
| 15. | The baby's head slipped through the bars of the baby ___. |
| 16. | The ___s arrived quickly at the car crash and checked for survivors; unfortunately, there were none. |
| 18. | When hurricane Gustav hit New Orleans, the levees were ___; none were knocked over by rising water. |
| 19. | Someone tossed nails onto the bike path. A group of riders suffered ___d tires. |
| 20. | ___ pie is a popular British dish. It usually contains ___s from a pig or lamb. |
| 21. | First ___ is a company that manufactures smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors. |
| 22. | If you get into a ___, your friends or family will usually help you out. |