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2. Seeing the ? light on the security system, the owners knew not to enter the house and contacted the police immediately.
6. As usual, the father was ? by the beeping of his phone at 6:00 am.
7. Before a packed house, the leader of the Neighbourhood Watch delivered a(an) ? about safeguards for the residents.
10. ?, Mr. Cornwell arrives first at the school, disarms the alarm, and turns on the lights.
12. Due to neglect, some of the ? of the homes required some painting and repairs.
14. During the robbery, the thieves ? and vandalized the home, leaving quite the mess for the owners.
19. The creature in the wall ? the alarm system when it escaped and wandered down the hallway.
20. Every summer, Ms Williamson planted flowers in ornate ? and placed them in the front yard by the main entrance.
21. Nervously, the resident noticed the ? of a figure below the street light.
23. The ? gardener was willing to travel to different places where there was work.
24. Ms Fong ? to think what would happen if someone stole Mr. Tesarski’s and Mr.
25. Demandingly, the residents wanted a law against ? from entering the neighbourhood and causing problems.
26. Hearing the ? of the car’s honking for fifteen minutes annoyed all of the residents as the owner tried to remember how to immobilize the sound.
27. cherished red wagon with the supplies for phys. Ed.

1. The large security company offered a(an) ? of security systems meeting most people’s income and needs.
2. Not surprisingly, Ms Fong ? Mr. Tesarski to stop making fun of her age and height.
3. Warily, residents were on the lookout for a(an) ? who was entering through the backyard like the previous robberies.
4. Majestically, the eagle liked to perch itself on the house’s ? as if it was the lord of the manor.
5. As ? for the broken security alarm, the company offered them six months of service for no charge.
8. For their safety, they ? to the Neighbourhood Watch program.
9. When Mr. Cornwell went to Greece, he embraced the ? features of some of the churches.
11. ?, the stranger approached the woman and her child for some help, frightening them in the process.
13. Obviously, the family was suspicious as to the ? of strangers wandering in the neighbourhood.
15. Residents ? their fears of criminals by installing sophisticated security devices.
16. Protectively, the ? tried to overcome their fears by installing more elaborate security systems.
17. When slicing bread or tomato, it is easier using a knife with ?.
18. The bulkiness of the cameras around the house ruined the building’s ?, creating quite the eyesore.
22. They had trouble ? the friendliness of the employers to their cook and hostility towards the cook’s brother when he came to pick up his sister.
28. After many false alarms, the family wondered about the ? of the security system.