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2. | It's terrible when people don't ___ anything you say. | 4. | The 12 members of the ___ decided that he was guilty of murder. | 5. | He said the ___ ($10 million) was nice, but freedom was better. | 9. | He was ___ed of murder, even though he was actually innocent. | 10. | You can't ___ money to freedom--freedom is far more valuable than money. | 13. | Did the cop ___ in court that Alan had murdered the woman? | 14. | The happiest day of his life was the day he ___ out of jail. | 15. | No one ___s convicts or liars, but everyone ___s cops. | 16. | He hadn't murdered that woman. In fact, he hadn't murdered ___, but no one believed him. | 18. | The city gave him an award of ten ___ dollars. He was now a ___aire. | 19. | First Alan went to jail, but much ___ the cop went to jail. |
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1. | Money is nice, but nothing compares to the ___ of being out of jail. | 3. | He was actually ___, but the jury decided he was guilty. | 4. | He got out of ___ after 20 years. The cop who murdered the woman finally went to ___. | 6. | He was ___ed up in jail for something he didn't do. | 7. | The ___ lied, but a policeman should never lie. | 8. | ___ trusts and believes cops, but no one trusts liars. | 11. | Who ___ed the dead woman? Did Alan kill her or did the policeman kill her? | 12. | ___ is more important than being free. | 13. | The cop was a ___ person. How can people be so horrible? | 17. | The city ___ed him $20 million because of the terrible mistake the jury had made. |
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