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51.__________________witnesstoenterthebuildingwhenthemurderoccurredheisbeingquestionedbythepolicenow.52.Thethiefwasalmosts__________todeathwhenhearingthegunshot.53.Sheistheonlyoneofthegirlswho_______________参加thediscussion.54._____________abandonbyhisparentsmadehimdepressedforalongtimE.55.Heis___________思考onhowthetrafficaccidenthewitnessedonhiswaytoworkhappeneD.56.Hehas___________________使自己适应livinginremotevillagE.57.Themeetingheldthedaybeforeyesterdaydiscussedthefair___________distributeofincomeandwealth.58.Thecompanyisg_______bystrictenvironmentalregulations.59.Theotherdayhe_________捐赠alargesumofmoneytoProjectHopetohelpoutthechildreninneeD.60.Itwasthefirsttimethatshe___________operateasewingmachinE.61.She__________________忙着做variousroutineseveryday.62.Theirvoluntaryservicestothesocietyhavebeenofficially____________承认.63.Whenamemberofthefootballteamisinjuredas___________willplayinhisplacE.64.Itisstrongly____________建议thatmeasuresbetakentocontrolthehouseprices.65.Wehave_____________安顿下来ournewhomeandfitinwithourneighbors.
TheCanadianNationalTowerisawell-knownTorontoattraction.It61._____completein1976.Assoonasyouget62.______glanceofthecitytheslimshapeoftheCNTowerwillcatchyoureyE.LocatedinthecenterofthecitytheCNTower63.______measure553metershigh.Ifyou’renotafraidofgreatheightsthereisnodoubt64._______visitingtheCNTowerwillbeoneoftheunforgetful65.______experienceyou’llenjoyinToronto.Taketheglasselevatorupto342meters.andyou’llarriveattheoutdoorobservationdeck.Fromtheobservationdeck66.______ispossibletoseeforabout160km67.______aclearday.There’salsoaglassfloorthrough68.______youcanlookstraightdowntothestreetlevel.Moveupandyou’llhittheindoorobservationdeck.Hopontheelevatoragainandyou’llreachtheCNTower’srestaurantwhichrotates旋转onceevery72minutes69._______providevisitorswithacompleteviewofthecity.Ifthat’snothighenoughforyoucontinueontooneoftheworld’s70._______highpublicobservationdecksSkyPodwhichisabout447metershigh!61.___________62.____________63._____________64.______________65._____________66.___________67.____________68._____________69._______________70._____________
BoththeBritishandAmericanslikeplayingfootball.Howevertheyplayitquite61different.FormostAmericansBritishfootballalso62knowassoccerisabitdullandboring.Americanfootballisnotlikesoccer.TheballisnotrounD.Itislikeabigegg.Eachteam63makeupofelevenplayers.Alltheplayerscantouchtheballwithboth64footandhands.Playerssometimeskicktheball65theyoftenthrowtheballandrunwithit.Iftheycanmoveitacrosstheopposingteam’sgoallinetheycangetsixpoints66iscalledatouchdown.67isnoteasytomovetheball.Elevenmenintheopposingteamdoalltheycan68stopthemanwiththeball.Ifhe69failtomovetheballtenyardshisteamwillhavetokicktheballtotheopposingteam.InalmosteverybiguniversityintheUSAfootballisapopularsport.Wheneveranimportantgameisplayedthousandsofpeoplecometowatchit70cheerfortheirfavoriteteams.
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