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1. | If you're looking for a ___ that you will love, become a teacher! | 4. | People used to get ___ ___; now they are downsized. | 8. | According to NBC, the ___ world is going to watch the 2008 Olympics. | 9. | "If you ___ ___ with washing the dishes, I'll ___ ___ with painting the bedroom," Sara told Bob. | 13. | A ___ between a couple with young children will involve the issues of child custody and child support. | 14. | Some Californians think that ___ the earth has been baking, there will be shaking. (The Bake and Shake theory of earthquakes.) | 15. | ___es, which can reach destructive speeds of 300 mph, rarely occur in the morning. (Sleep in!) | 16. | Eleanor Roosevelt was a homely, if not ___, woman who had a long life of achievement. (Looks have nothing to do with talent.) |
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2. | A: The food and service at that restaurant were terrible. B: Don't ___ me. I'm trying to forget. | 3. | US troops that transferred from Afghanistan to Iraq might have to ___ ___ to Afghanistan. | 5. | The drunk ___ed that he was okay to drive; no one believed him. | 6. | Daughters tend to ___ mom in their looks, while sons tend to ___ dad. | 7. | A little ___ told him to leave a note on the windshield of the car he had just backed into. (Do the right thing!) | 10. | Some men consider their girlfriend or wife to be their personal ___--that is, someone they own. | 11. | Tuition for California residents at community colleges is $20 per unit. (Cheap!) | 12. | If you look up "___s" in the yellow pages, you will be referred to "attorneys," with many, many pages. |
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