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2. | ___s would be able to detect the amount of oxygen present. |
3. | It was impossible that anyone could still be ___. |
4. | The families were outraged, telling the ___ that the owner had given only lip service to rescue attempts. |
5. | Another cave-in occurred, ___ing three of the five would-be rescuers. |
6. | Six ___ miners in Utah were trapped underground when beams collapsed. |
8. | Searchers did not know the exact location of the original ___-in. |
10. | Miners risked their lives to descend to the ___ of the cave-in. |
12. | Five ___ miners risked their lives to descend to the location of the cave-in. |
14. | ___ging was immediately started in an effort to rescue the six. |
17. | The government banned any further attempts at ___ by men. |
18. | Five more holes were dug to find, and ___ food and water to, survivors. |
21. | People figured that the original six had ___d almost immediately. |
22. | Machines would be used to burrow into the ___. |
23. | The fourth, ___, and sixth digs had produced no positive results. |
27. | A day later, another cave-in ___red, killing three would-be rescuers. |
29. | Probes would be able to detect the amount of ___ present. |
30. | Miners in Utah were trapped 1,500 feet underground when the support ___s collapsed. |
32. | After two weeks of no ___, it was impossible that anyone could still be alive. |
35. | They planned to ___. |