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1. | Yours lasted longest, but now it's kicked the ___. | 3. | During one month the previous ___, he used the air-conditioner 10 days. | 4. | Two circuit breakers had switched ___, so he switched them back on. | 8. | At 11:30, just before he ___ to bed, he turned on the AC. | 9. | All the other ___ AC units have been replaced. | 11. | It was the AC ___ on the roof. | 12. | "___," said Larry. | 13. | But Larry ___d that, once in a while, using the AC wouldn't kill him. | 15. | So at 11:30, just before he went to ___, he turned on the AC. | 18. | But Jack didn't show up ___ four days later. | 20. | ___ Jack finally came, he climbed up on the roof. | 21. | I'm ___ to call your landlady. | 24. | Larry had already suspected that ___ was something wrong. | 25. | He called Jack, the ___, but Jack didn't show up until four days later. | 26. | ___'s going to cost $1,200. | 27. | It was the AC capacitor on the roof; it had just blown ___. | 28. | He usually didn't ___ what the exact temperature was. | 30. | ___ had two table fans in his bedroom. | 31. | You need a new ___-conditioner. | 32. | Larry had two ___ fans in his bedroom. | 35. | He heard a big bang, ___ sounded like two cars had run into each other. | 36. | He ___ didn't care what the exact temperature was. | 37. | In the evening, it had only cooled down to 87 ___s. | 39. | Jack was busy ___ing the other air-conditioners in the neighborhood. | 40. | He climbed up on the ___. | 41. | Larry figured that, once in a ___, using the AC wouldn't kill him. | 43. | His electric ___ that July, normally about $30, was $77. | 44. | By the evening, it had only cooled ___ to 87 degrees. | 46. | Call your landlady to see if she will ___ a new AC unit for you. | 47. | Larry said, "___ problem." | 48. | He heard a bang, which sounded like two cars had run into ___ other. | 50. | Yours is the original ___ that came with this apartment building. | 52. | It's going to cost $1,200, parts and ___. | 55. | Larry's air-conditioner was officially ___. | 56. | But it ___'___ two cars. | 59. | ___ lasted longest, but now it's kicked the bucket. | 63. | Because of the ___ temperatures, the evenings had been.... | 65. | It's ___ed the bucket. | 67. | Two ___ breakers had switched off, so he switched them back on. | 69. | When Jack finally came, he ___ed up on the roof. | 70. | He had used the air-___10 days consecutively, day and night. |
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1. | It was the AC capacitor on the roof; it had just ___ up. | 2. | So that ___, just before he went to bed, he turned on the AC. | 3. | "Until then," he said with a ___, "stay cool." | 4. | But Larry figured that, ___ in a while, using the AC wouldn't kill him. | 5. | He ___ up four hours later when he heard a big bang. | 6. | All the other original AC units ___ been replaced. | 7. | He had used the air-conditioner 10 days ___, day and night. | 10. | ___ rhymes with bill, kill, and will. (___ is not used in story or title.) | 14. | He ___ looked at his thermometer. | 16. | During one month the ___ summer, he had used the air-conditioner. | 17. | His electric bill that July, ___ about $30, was $77. | 19. | He should drive to the thrift store to look for a ___ fan for his bedroom. | 22. | It's going to cost $1,200, ___ and labor. | 23. | Call your landlady to see if she ___ approve a new AC unit for you. | 29. | His ___ bill that July, normally about $30, was $77. | 33. | Larry had two table fans in his ___. | 34. | He set the ___ to 72 degrees. | 35. | It ___ the AC capacitor. Larry's air-conditioner ___ officially dead. | 38. | Two circuit ___s had switched off, so he switched them back on. | 42. | "Until then," he said with a smile, "stay ___." | 43. | It had ___ another hot spring day. | 45. | It had cooled to 87 degrees, according to Larry's ___ in the living room. | 49. | Larry ___ suspected there was something wrong with his air-conditioner. | 51. | By ten ___'___ in the evening, it had only cooled down to 87 degrees. | 53. | By ten o'___, it had cooled down to 87, according to Larry's thermometer. | 54. | Larry heard a lot of ___ing. | 57. | He wondered if he should drive to the ___ store to look for a third fan. | 58. | He didn't care what the ___ temperature was. | 60. | He wondered if he ___ drive to the thrift store. | 61. | Two circuit breakers had ___ed off, so he ___ed them back on. | 62. | Once in a while, using the AC ___n't kill him. | 64. | He usually didn't care ___ the exact temperature was. | 66. | Two ___s had run into each other on the street outside. | 68. | The last three evenings had been "two ___" nights. |
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