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| 2. | He said he was just ___. He didn't mean it. He was making a joke. |
| 5. | People have ___ all over their bodies. Men shave the ___ off their faces, and women shave the ___ off their legs. |
| 7. | A man's ___ often recedes as he gets older. His forehead seems to get bigger. |
| 11. | She asked if he doubted her. "Of ___ not," he replied. "I would never doubt you." |
| 12. | He looked for ___ hair, but all he could find was old hair. |
| 13. | A. Are you ___? B. Yes, I'm certain. |
| 15. | I have my ___s. I ___ that what you say is right. I think you might be wrong. |
| 16. | If you ___ all the hair on your head, you will be bald. |
| 17. | We cannot ___ with chemotherapy because it makes her too sick. We have to stop the chemotherapy. |
| 18. | An eye ___ examines a person's eyes for problems. Did he make an appointment with the eye ___? |
| 19. | She thought she was growing new hair on her ___s. "I might have to shave my ___s," she said. |
| 20. | A cancer victim gets ___ to treat his cancer. The ___ makes many victims feel very sick. |