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1. | At the Republican and Democratic national conventions, thousands of ___s dropped from the ceiling. | 4. | English uses the word 'not' to form ___ sentences. (I'm not joking.) | 6. | A derringer is a tiny ___ that fires only one or two bullets. | 8. | A ___ in one is the best score you can get on a par 3 hole in golf. | 9. | If you go to a double ___, you get to see two movies for the price of one. | 10. | There isn't much difference between a ___ belly and a beer belly. | 11. | TV ___s seem to be twice as loud as the TV programs. (But sometimes twice as interesting.) | 13. | The driver was able to safely ___ the car to the side of the road after the blowout. | 14. | While on a train or a bus, you should hold onto a ___ if you aren't sitting down. | 15. | A ___ of seedless grapes costs about $1.99 a pound. |
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1. | You'll never become an alcoholic if you drink only ___. (Don't believe it; it's 3-5% alcohol.) | 2. | This ___ is my ___, this ___ is your ___. --Song lyrics. | 3. | Elizabeth Taylor, famous movie actress, was married and ___d seven times. | 5. | He ___; he scores! --Basketball announcer. | 7. | Hydrogen and ___ were about 99% of the universe right after the Big Bang. | 9. | The Rose Bowl parade on New Year's day is famous for all its ___s made completely of fresh flowers. | 10. | When the ___ light on your gas stove goes out, relight it. (Or you might blow up.) | 12. | You won't have to mow your ___ if you replace it with rocks and cactus. |
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