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1. | Insurance company ___s try to determine the cause of a suspicious fire or an insured person's mysterious death. | 3. | A criminal might be under police ___ if they suspect he is up to something. | 5. | Parents want their young children to be on their best ___ when company comes. | 6. | US laws seem to protect the criminal more than they protect the ___. | 8. | Madison ___ in Manhattan is famous for its advertising and commercials. | 13. | There are 20 ___s in a pack, 10 packs in a carton. Each ___ you smoke puts you closer to your grave. | 16. | A school teacher has ___ in a classroom. Students must do what she says. | 17. | '___ men tell no tales.' Criminals kill witnesses so they won't talk to the police. | 18. | The war hero died in a ___ of glory, taking eight enemy soldiers with him. | 19. | If there is a ___ of bombing attacks, we can safely take the injured to the hospital. |
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2. | In prison, if the officials think a man will kill himself, they will put him on ___ watch. | 3. | When a loved one dies, you might ___. If not, you might at least get a tear in your eye. | 4. | Instead of going to the hospital, many people go to a health ___. | 7. | Use your driver's license or passport to ___ yourself. | 9. | Many husbands stare ___ while their wives yak on about something unimportant. | 10. | If your driving is ___, a policeman might suspect that you are drunk. | 11. | A good ___ is a good provider, a good father, and a good lover. (Well, hopefully.) | 12. | If your ___ wants a divorce, you should ask him or her why. (Be prepared for a lie.) | 14. | Before you get your kitchen remodeled, get some ___s from different contractors so you know how much it'll cost. (Then double the ___s for the REAL cost!) | 15. | Don't get married if you're not ready to make a lifelong ___ment to your spouse. |
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