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4. | They ___ed as much wood as they could to use as fire in the winter. | 6. | The ___ was in the triple digits almost all of July. (It was hot!) | 7. | ___ devices such as computers are not 100% reliable. | 8. | She asked her coach, who was also the official ___, what her time was for the mile she had just run. | 10. | He ___ed the wounded animal very carefully; he wanted to help it, but he didn't want to get bitten. | 11. | A piece of glass in her left heel was causing her ___ and discomfort. | 12. | At a railroad ___, many drivers make the wrong decision ("I can beat that train!"). | 13. | The price of ___ gas has decreased steadily over the past four months. | 15. | He broke down the fishing rod into its two ___s and wrapped a plastic tie around them. | 17. | The rude supervisor's request for help was met with ___ from those around him. | 18. | ___ing butter or ice cream by hand is a good way to burn calories. | 19. | Although it has thousands of annoying ads, the LA ___ is a popular free newspaper. |
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1. | Some people buy ___ their whole lives that is simply thrown into the trash when they die. | 2. | Aspirin ___s headache pain for many people. | 3. | "Get your ___ mind out of the gutter," she told her boyfriend. | 4. | The National ___ is spending more time overseas than in America. | 5. | It's only a matter of time before overcrowded ___ becomes the first state to go broke. | 9. | The ___ told the homeowner that the power went out while she was cleaning the house. | 11. | The ___ of clothes on the bed needed sorting, folding, and ironing. | 14. | She took her dirty ___ down to the ___ room and put quarters into the washer. | 15. | After emptying all the pockets, he took his wool ___ to the dry cleaner. | 16. | When he was poor, he used to go to the ___ yard to find parts for his car. |
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