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| 1. | It was time for Tony to ___ his dental hygienist again. |
| 3. | Last, she ran her ___d finger all around the inside of his mouth. |
| 7. | I need to be ___ to enjoy something in life. |
| 9. | The ___ always went through a list of questions. |
| 10. | Then she took his pulse and ___ pressure. |
| 15. | The hygienist went through a list of questions about his ___. |
| 17. | It was a ___ spot on the side of his tongue. |
| 18. | Getting ___ of your tongue cut out is not pleasant. |
| 19. | The hygienist went through a ___ of questions. |
| 20. | We have to ___ sure this spot is benign. |
| 21. | You've got to ___ of something. |
| 22. | Tony couldn't eat ___ except soup for a couple of days. |
| 25. | Besides, this is my only ___. |
| 27. | He regretted all ___ years of smoking. |
| 28. | I need to be able to ___ something in life, don't I? |
| 29. | The hygienist ___ went through a list of questions. |
| 30. | "We're going to have to do a ___," the dentist said. |
| 33. | Getting part of your tongue ___ out is not a pleasant thought. |
| 34. | I'm ___ worried. |
| 35. | He ___ted all those years of smoking. |
| 37. | "___ long has that been there?" he asked Tony. |
| 39. | A friend of his was a long-___ smoker. |
| 40. | I've got a greater ___ of getting killed by a drunk. |
| 41. | We have to make ___ this spot is benign. |
| 42. | We have to make sure this ___ is benign. |
| 46. | It was time for Tony to visit his dental hygienist ___. |
| 47. | ___, this is my only vice. |
| 49. | On this visit, she ___ one. |
| 50. | That was a good ___ I just got from my dentist. |
| 51. | If the spot were malignant, how much more ___ would be required? |
| 53. | How much of his ___ would be removed? |
| 55. | Nor could he ___ words clearly. |
| 56. | The visit usually lasted two to three ___s. |
| 57. | She called the ___ over. |
| 58. | ___ting part of your tongue cut out is not a pleasant thought. |
| 61. | You've got to die of ___. |
| 62. | "You really ought to ___," Tony suggested. |
| 63. | Tony was ___d. |
| 64. | Tony was talking to a friend of his who was a ___-time smoker. |
| 65. | ___ months had passed. ... The visit usually lasted two to ___ hours. |
| 66. | Getting part of your tongue cut out is not a ___ thought. |