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3. | Fritz the TV weatherman predicted a heavy rain, but it only ___d. | 4. | The top ___ contains my socks and underwear; the bottom ___ contains my T-shirts. | 5. | County ___s feature rides, contests, great food, and farm animals; they are popular nationwide. | 7. | The team doctor quickly sewed up the hockey player's forehead with 20 ___es. | 9. | In small print on the handle of the steel tablespoon were the words, "___ by Oneida Ltd." | 11. | More than 1,200 people have become ill because of a nationwide salmonella outbreak caused by ___es, peppers, or cilantro. (Who knows?) | 12. | At the base of the knife ___ were the words, "Stainless, Solingen, Germany." | 13. | ___ is a popular spice that people sprinkle on apple sauce, toast, and other foods. |
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1. | A ___ is a popular window covering made of metal or plastic. ___s can be vertical or horizontal. | 2. | Many products are ___d for "life," meaning the life of the product, not the life of the purchaser (that is, the ___ is a trick). | 3. | Modern ___ techniques allow surgery patients to recover faster and return to work sooner. | 6. | They say that if you don't ___ regularly on TV or in print, your business will suffer. | 8. | A soccer ball and a basketball are ___; they contain only air. A baseball and a bowling ball are solid. | 9. | You have to be very careful when you ___ bagels, carrots, or onions; the knife blade can slip. | 10. | A "couch ___" is a man who sits on the couch and watches TV all day long. A "couch tomato" is a woman who does the same thing. |
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