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| 2. | Did he need to buy a ___ to put on the postcard? | | 6. | The first 5,000 applicants would ___ an application form. | | 8. | He saw an advertisement in the daily ___. | | 9. | The newspaper ___ was for a new apartment building. | | 10. | The post office sold ___ cards, but not postcards. | | 12. | It was his ___y day. He couldn't believe his good ___. | | 13. | Applicants had to send in a ___ with their name and address on it. | | 14. | The apartments were for low-___ people, not for the rich. | | 15. | ___ is next to Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and The Bronx. | | 18. | He hoped he would receive an application ___ in the mail. | | 19. | The monthly ___ would be reduced for low-income people. |
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Down: |
| 1. | Did the post office sell greeting ___s or post___s? | | 3. | The main post office was at 33rd Street and 8th ___. | | 4. | The post office ___ sold him a postcard stamp. | | 5. | He needed to ___ in the postcard by that afternoon. | | 7. | Only the first 5,000 ___s would receive an application form. | | 9. | The first 5,000 applicants would receive an ___ form in the mail. | | 11. | The new apartment ___ had set aside some apartments for low-income renters. | | 16. | The building wasn't open yet; it was ___ to open shortly. | | 17. | Did he ___ the ad out of the newspaper and put it in his pocket? |
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