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  I have never learned as much math in my life as I did 1ast year.It was because of Ms.Pam   1   I truly understood what I was learning.It might not seem   2   a big deal to some, but to me it is.I have never met a woman so caring and so determined to teach her   3  

  I never really wanted to work for good   4   in math class.I never knew how to study math and never understood some of the concepts.I can remember trying to sneak out of the classroom   5   Ms.Pam caught me and yelled across the   6  ,“Lauren, are you coming to extra help during lunch?”It was a nightmare…she would always   7   me with one foot out of the door, it never   8  .Even then l just thought of it as a thing I had to do.It was funny to see how everyone would be in her room during lunch and then again after schoo1.She would   9   everyone to come every day, just so we could do our homework in   10  

  Many of the students thought of her as a bit of nag, but   11   they knew that she was right and   12   for it.Many of her tests were hard at first, but as the year progressed, so did I.I knew that it was because of her.

  Even outside class, she was   13   as ever.She always wanted to know what was going on in my(and everyone else's)life, and she was always looking out for everyone's best interest.

  Ms.Pam is a sweet woman with a sense of   14   that you just have to laugh at.When regents were approaching, she was more concerned than ever about everyone doing well.Many of her precious students   15   high, and so she   16   the same from us.Day after day there were students in the classroom   17  problems.When it was time for our big test, I knew I was ready.I walked out of that test with my head   18  .I knew that I was a   19   and Ms.Pam had made me that way.I appreciated all the hard work that she put into helping me and my fellow students.I knew that I would   20   her.

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how

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what

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why

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that

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A.

as

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1ike

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so

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as if

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[  ]

A.

students

B.

children

C.

classmates

D.

family

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[  ]

A.

grades

B.

salary

C.

1ife

D.

subjects

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[  ]

A.

while

B.

until

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before

D.

unless

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[  ]

A.

seat

B.

classroom

C.

yard

D.

kitchen

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[  ]

A.

see

B.

help

C.

catch

D.

beat

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[  ]

A.

succeeded

B.

stopped

C.

worked

D.

failed

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[  ]

A.

forbid

B.

1et

C.

encourage

D.

hope

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[  ]

A.

peace

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confusion

C.

surprise

D.

home

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inside

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outside

C.

almost

D.

hardly

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[  ]

A.

praised

B.

scolded

C.

blamed

D.

respected

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A.

frightened

B.

caring

C.

hard

D.

right

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[  ]

A.

duty

B.

time

C.

foolishness

D.

humour

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[  ]

A.

jumped

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grew

C.

scored

D.

drank

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[  ]

A.

expected

B.

received

C.

wished

D.

hoped

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[  ]

A.

previewing

B.

reviewing

C.

1earning

D.

making

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[  ]

A.

high

B.

hanging

C.

low

D.

down

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[  ]

A.

failure

B.

student

C.

success

D.

hero

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[  ]

A.

hate

B.

miss

C.

forget

D.

marry

答案:1.D;2.B;3.A;4.A;5.C;6.B;7.C;8.D;9.C;10.A;11.A;12.D;13.B;14.D;15.C;16.A;17.B;18.A;19.C;20.B;
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lab

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library

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office

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stopped

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interviewed

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hoping

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finding

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realizing

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imagining

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surprised

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disappointed

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worried

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troubled

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hopelessly

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carefully

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unexpectedly

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unwillingly

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pleasant

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funny

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cold

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sad

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attended

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visited

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studied

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served

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clever

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brave

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proud

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happy

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set about

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set up

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take down

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take over

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satisfied

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house

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explained

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playground

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idea

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While

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Since

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comfort

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please

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educate

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rough

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dangerous

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troublesome

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violent

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little

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fast

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slow

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moving

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running

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climbing

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looking

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too

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very

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even

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so

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joking

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crying

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shouting

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smiling

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patiently

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regretfully

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lightly

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ashamed

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disappointed

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determined

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took up

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went in for

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fought against

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called off

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befriended

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disregarded

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avoided

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recognized

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Thus

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Even

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Meanwhile

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my

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his

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our

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her

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asking

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interviewing

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arranging

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describing

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brain

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wish

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will

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health

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appeared

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struggled

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hesitated

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failed

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village

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city

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combination

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composition

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connection

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satisfaction

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in

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behind

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out

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interview

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park

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arguing

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whispering

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staring

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speaking

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closer

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clearer

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lower

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farther

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even though

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so that

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as if

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dragged

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pulled

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dropped

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pushed

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big

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bad

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ugly

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small

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reached

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went

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stuck

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ran

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homeless

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helpless

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hopeless

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careless

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out

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by

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across

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from

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invited

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mentioned

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took

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called

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pleasure

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measure

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courage

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trouble

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except

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besides

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without

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including

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turn

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place

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time

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seat

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as

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decision

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made

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felt

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sank

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fell

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broke

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failed

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speaking

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preaching

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talking

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discussing

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judge

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hate

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treat

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test

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carried

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fetched

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served

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brought

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fish

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dish

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food

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liquid

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My daughter

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The waitress

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The manager

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I

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hard

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excited

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pleaded

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gentle

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dirtied

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favorite

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ugly

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beautiful

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treasure

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remember

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excuse

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forget

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and

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but

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or

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nor

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my

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my daughter’s

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the waitress’

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everyone’s

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anxiety

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worries

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regrets

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tears

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worked

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toured

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studied

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lived

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independence

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character

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abilities

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English

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collect

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wash

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serve

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clear

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good

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unforgettable

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in

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up

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out

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away

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ceiling

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walls

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air

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floor

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idea

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feeling

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wish

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impression

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voice

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body

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fingers

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turned

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left

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added

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calmed

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others

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me

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herself

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cups

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looked

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grew

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gave

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stood

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  “Before gaining the belt, you must   2   one more test,” the coach seriously tells the young man.

  “I’m ready,” responds the student,   3   perhaps one more round of boxing.

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training

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give

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accept

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fail

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intending

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preparing

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expecting

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promising

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difficult

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relevant

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easy

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essential

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achievement

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reward

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award

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gift

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Certainly

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Clearly

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Finally

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Unfortunately

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Wait

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kneels

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appears

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came

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importance

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opinion

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meaning

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content

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disagreed

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unsatisfied

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unhappy

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disappointed

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responds

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answers

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wonders

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hears

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shows

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represents

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presents

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means

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start

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end

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time

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process

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abandon

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desert

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receive

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accept

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hoping

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wanting

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looking

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waiting

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wonderful

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painful

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special

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common

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marriage

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career

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family

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promotion

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changes

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jobs

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actions

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retirements

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positive

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potential

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steady

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probable

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journey

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access

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tour

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route

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