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| (Peace, Piece) in the Middle East seems a distant dream now. |
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| England is known for its damp, and often cold, (climb, clime). |
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| The engineers were afraid the dam would (brake, break) if the water got any higher. |
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| The story of Paul Bunyan is a tall (tail, tale). |
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| We came in late and only saw the (tail, tale) end of the movie. |
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| The symptoms of the disease include stomach (pain, pane), muscle aches and vomiting. |
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| The baby kept staring at the (ceiling, sealing), fascinated with his new world. |
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| Michael has just ordered a new bedroom (suite, sweet) and it is beautiful! |
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| The (patience, patients) at the state mental hospital had little hope of ever leaving. |
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| He was looking for the bread (aisle, I'll, idol, isle) so he could buy bagels. |
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| The newlyweds sat in the corner whispering (suite, sweet) nothings to each other. |
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| A spinal (chord, cord) injury can cause paralysis or even death. |
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| The wind (acts, ax, axe) on the wings to lift a plane into the air. |
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| The resort offers daily (made, maid) service to its guests. |
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