(the number of) people who live in an area or country; the inhabitants, the citizens

p--

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The space between places, often measured in kilometers or miles

d---

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What you are if you don't pay enough attention to what you are doing

c--

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Book(let) giving information about the times of arrival and departure of trains, buses, airplanes and ships

t--

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tickets; proof that you have paid

f--

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food and drink

r--

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What happens when the heart suddenly stops pumping blood around the body

h-- a--

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Making someone afraid, scared

f--

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To stumble and fall onto the ground

f--- o--

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Rescuing so many people in a short time in dangerous circumstances is an enormous a--.

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In case of an e---, press this button here and leave the building.

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The river f-- all the fields around Werneth and the village itself was partly covered by the water

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When mum s-- at me, I knew she didn't blame me for the broken glass.

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As the man's heart had stopped b---, we knew he was dead.

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I still think c-- is the easiest and often quickest way to get around in a busy city.

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You must wear a helmet when riding a moped or motorbike, to p--- injuring your head, Jovany.

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The b--- of this car are very good indeed. It stops within a short distance.

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Now where's that market I read about? I think it is in the d-- of that tall office building over there.

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Which market s-- do you want to go and see first, that one selling fish or that one selling fruit and veg?

(a)