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1. Scientists have announced a - ? - breakup breakthrough break in breakwind in the cloning of human cells. 2. The - ? - overlook outlook lookup lookover for economic growth and the reduction in unemployment is as pessimistic this year as it has been over the last 10 years. 3. My idea of a good Friday night is a few beers and a Chinese - ? - thowup giveaway takeaway runaway eaten at home while watching one of my favourite comedy sitcoms. 4. My boss had a nervous - ? - breakdance berakdown breakaway breakup last month and she’s recovering in a private clinic in Madrid. 5. There was a - ? - hold-up brew-up pick-up give-up at our local bank last week. They stole about 250,000 Euros and the police are still looking for the thieves. 6. One of the - ? - pullbacks drawbacks backdraws downdraws of owning several mobile internet devices is the cost of paying for more than one data plan.

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Choose the word that completes these popular English idioms.
 

1. Love at first - ? - kiss sight touch . 2. Man cannot live by - ? - love bread sex alone. 3. Many - ? - hands slaves cooks make light work. 4. More - ? - thought haste laughter , less speed. 5. Necessity is the - ? - mother science soldier of invention. 6. No - ? - rain money pain , no gain.

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1. Perhaps it's OK to tell a few - ? - whoppers fibs deceits howlers occasionally, but it’s totally wrong to tell the blatant lies you do all the time. 2. Footballers are often not really fouled. They’re - ? - trying it out making a fast trick taking someone in putting it on so that the referee will give them a free kick. 3. It wasn't the Minister for transport who opened the airport, but a complete - ? - tosser charlatan impersonator impostor . 4. Dad wasn't really angry, he was just - ? - pretending mocking fabricating imitating so that the children would behave a little better. 5. Hundreds of software designers who applied online for a job found that they were victims of a - ? - forgery leg-pull hoax skulduggery when they discovered that the company did not exist.

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Choose the word that completes these popular English idioms. 
 

1. One man's meat is another man's - ? - gravy poison fish . 2. One rotten - ? - apple beer mouse spoils the whole barrel. 3. Penny wise, pound - ? - rich wiser foolish . 4. Speak of the - ? - Neighbour Devil Taxman (and he's sure to appear). 5. The grass is always - ? - cut smokable greener on the other side of the fence. 6. The proof of the pudding is in the - ? - price eating recipe .

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