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1. | Tomato ___, Chicken Noodle ___, and Bean with Bacon ___ are three of Campbell's best sellers. | 4. | Advertisers brag about how ___ the color is on their plasma TVs. | 5. | Humans are ___-based life forms. (Whatever that means.) | 6. | A ___ is one-tenth, or 10 percent, of a century. The first ___ of the 21st century has been very interesting. (To put it mildly.) | 7. | Urine is popularly known as #1, and ___ are known as #2. ("Mommy, I have to go #2.") | 10. | UPS promises to reimburse you if your ___ is lost or damaged. | 14. | The ___ Union includes 27 countries of Europe--and counting, as more countries want to join. | 17. | The accident in the final lap of the NASCAR race ___ed the leader's chance for victory. | 19. | In the 1850s, doctors didn't know that their instruments should be ___; they cleaned the instruments with water and rags. | 20. | Prices always seem to increase; they never seem to ___. (Well, except for computers.) | 21. | "There--that should do the ___," the plumber said as he tightened the nut. | 22. | Both trains came around the ___ at the same time from opposite directions and collided. |
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2. | The central ___ in your computer is your computer's "engine." | 3. | ___ problems might cause you to burp frequently and have heartburn. | 8. | His fantastic success in business ___ed his wildest dreams. | 9. | Without the benefits of ___, people of most nations would be starving. | 11. | Wear a mask and gloves so that you don't ___ the samples. | 12. | People die every year from carbon ___ poisoning. (Open the windows!) | 13. | You can reduce ___ expenses by turning off the lights and taking quick showers. | 15. | The ___ was clogged; the water overflowed the rim. It took 15 minutes to mop up the bathroom floor. (Yuck!) | 16. | Fruits and vegetables will ___ if not eaten promptly. (Meat will rot.) | 18. | FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management ___, is famous for its failures in New Orleans. |
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