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cut down on |
coming out on |
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"Your father and your uncle are in
a heated debate about the ownership of the house. You best
______ it," said Betty to her son. |
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We need to ______ our expenses as
the prices of goods are going up. |
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"Now that everyone is finally here,
let's ______ it," said the impatient manager. |
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Samson was surprised to ______ his
room. The last thing he remembers is passing out on the street. |
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It was just their luck that in
their first dance off, they are ______ last year's champions. |
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"That rude receptionist ______ me
while I was in mid-sentence," said an agitated Mrs. Stephen |
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"Everything ______ $130.24. We take
credit cards as well, sir," said the waiter to Mr. Mason. |
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"Eddie Larson, are you daydreaming
in my class again ? Well, ______ it !" warned Mrs. Virginia. |
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"I will ______ you tomorrow morning
to see if you are ready to be discharged," said the friendly
doctor to Cyndia. |
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"My results are ______ Friday. I'm
so excited and nervous at the same time," said Kessler. |
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