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1£®It's dangerous for him to ________ (ÂþÓÎ) aimlessly outside so late.

2£®Usain Bolt set an ________ (ÄÑÒÔÖÃÐŵÄ) world record in the 100­meter race at the Beijing Olympics.

3£®We missed the first few ________ (³¡¾°) of the play because we were caught in a traffic jam.

4£®It wasn't your ________ (¹ý´í). You needn't apologize to him.

5£®The job is not tiring at all. On the ________ (Ïà·´µÄ), it's very relaxing.

6£®By law, the youth under eighteen are not ________ (ÔÊÐí) to enter net bars.

7£®These children are very naughty, so you need ________ (ÄÍÐÄ) to deal with them.

8£®Good ________ (̬¶È£¬¾ÙÖ¹) are a very important key to your social success.

9£®You should ________ (Ñ°Çó) advice from your lawyer on this matter.

10£®Recent pressure at work may ________ (½âÊÍ) for his strange behavior.

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1£®Bad weather________ ________(µ¼ÖÂ)the long delay.(account)

2£®Even in New York you still see________ ________ ________ ________(ºÜ¶àÈË´©µÃÆÆÆÆÀÃÀÃ)£®(rags)

3£®________ ________ ________ ________(¹ØÓÚÎҵĹýÈ¥), I'm not telling you anything.(as)

4£®Whether________ ________(żȻ)or on purpose, he arrived too late to help us.(accident)

5£®Everyone stupidly turned________ ________ ________(¶¢×Å……¿´)us.(stare)

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1£®—Aren't you tired of practicing playing the piano day after day?