Exercise4 151-200

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Across
  1. 3. — wanting to do or have something very much
  2. 5. — to make someone agree to do something by reasoning
  3. 7. — not often; rarely
  4. 10. — harmful dirty substances in air, water or soil
  5. 11. — a possibility of danger or bad results
  6. 12. — to use up goods, energy or resources
  7. 13. — written works such as novels and poems
Down
  1. 1. — to suggest that something is good and worth choosing
  2. 2. — to take something away from its original place
  3. 4. — a well-known person or a number
  4. 6. — connected with trade, industry and money
  5. 7. — to attach firmly to something; to keep doing something
  6. 8. — unlike any other; having no equal
  7. 9. — a written statement that explains facts or reasons