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Tiredness and expressions

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1. At Peter's party, John drunk too much reaching a state of (

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2. We 'd been out, walking all day long and I was (

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)   [on...] when we reached our house. (4 words)

3. The event showed that while their electoral defeat had taught them (

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)   [de...] it had not taught them wisdom.

4. Chemotherapy is very hard for me, I'm (

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)   [de...] after my treatment. (2 words)

5. Paul was absolutely (

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)   [kn...] at the end of this difficult match.

6. (

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)   [l...] is an abnormal state characterised by overpowering drowsiness or sleep.

7. The workers complained of (

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)   [ex...] and the project was quickly halted.

8. I must admit a certain (

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)   [we...] when reading these passages from your new book.

9. Edward has been working all night and is (

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)   [w...]. (2 words)

10. Mary often reads a book until she drops with (

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)   [ex...].