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2. | Good restaurants are usually ___ed; bad restaurants are usually empty. | 3. | Your ___ is between your forearm and your upper arm. | 5. | It's not polite to ___ or belch, or to pass gas. | 8. | IBM = International Business ___s | 10. | Please step ___ so the people behind you can enter this building. | 11. | His ___ was so big that he couldn't sit in the small airplane seat. |
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Down: |
1. | A terrorist is a mad ___ who wants to blow up airplanes with his bomb. | 4. | Your ___ is between your calf and your thigh. | 6. | The restaurant was ___ed on Mother's Day. There wasn't an empty seat. There are 20 cigarettes in a ___. | 7. | What is the ___ number of your plane? What time does your ___ leave? | 8. | ___ = angry. ___ Magazine is a popular magazine. Its "star" is Alfred E. Neuman. | 9. | Everyone in the night club was ___med together. There wasn't room to walk around. ___ = preserves or jelly |
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