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A GP is usually very busy; patients sit in the ___ for hours expecting their turn.

A GP treats patients ___.

A PCP is interested in a patient’s complaint as well as in his or her ___.

A ___ is a contract between you and your insurance company.

A ___ is a fixed amount of money you have to pay before the insurance company begins to pay you medical bills.

A ___ is a minimal amount of money you have to pay for a particular service.

A ___ state is a state with a working system of social security.

A judge in tennis is called ___.

A large percentage of the NHS money is spent on ___.

A man was rushed to hospital last night with a bullet ___ in the chest.

A premium is a monthly ___ you pay to an insurance company.

A primary-care physician in America is like a GP in Britain ___.

A referee has to be ___.

A visit to this doctor is not free. You ___ pay.

After a visit to the doctor, you have to ___ insurance forms at the doctor’s office.

After ninety minutes of play the score was 0-0; and it remained the same after thirty minutes of ___.

All people have equal ___ to common comforts.

American football is good for television, because ___.

An amount of money paid each year to an insurance company is called a ___.

Arsenal centre forward beat the ___, then there was a very good pass and the first goal was scored.

Ascot is an example of ___.

At half-time, Spain ___ Switzerland 2-1.

Boys in secondary schools play ___.

Cancer is a very serious ___.

Cheerleaders are ___.

David Stark from Liverpool lost the ball: he ___ it too long instead of passing it.

Doctor Huges is very busy now, he ___ see you at 5 tomorrow.

Does it ___ to have an injection?

Don’t eat too much. You ___ have a stomach-ache.

Each division of the football league ___.

Each patient is registered with one GP in a group practice, so, when your doctor is busy ___.

Everybody is running marathons. Why don’t you want to ___?

First-class coaches know exactly ___.

Football began ___.

For boxing, you need ___.

For tennis, you need a ___.

For those who prefer to get fit at home ___.

GPs work in group practices to share ___.

Girls in secondary schools play ___.

Golf courses are popular meeting places of ___.

Harry had too much whisky at the party yesterday. He ___ have a terrible hangover today.

Her ___ is very good: everybody knows her as an honest woman.

Horse-racing provides a lot of opportunities for gambling: people make ___.

Hunting is a popular pastime among the members of ___.

I always liked her ___ of humour.

I know you are in very hard ___; how can I help you?

I like playing the piano, but I am not a professional, just ___.

If a doctor has a surgery in Harley Street in London, that means ___.

If a service is not covered by your health plan, ___.

If the government doesn’t take ___ against hooligans, violence will be all around.

If two teams have the same score at the end of the game, it is ___.

If you are going to the chemist take the doctor’s prescription. You ___ forget the name of the medicine.

If you go to a doctor with an insurance policy, ___.

If you lose one or two games in a knock-out competition, ___.

If you travel in the USA, try to get an insurance plan that ___ you everywhere.

If you want to be a professional sportsman, you have to train under a first-class ___.

In Britain, if you are under 16, ___.

In Britain, it is called the chemist; in the United States, it is a ___.

In Victorian era, fair play was ___.

In baseball, the “pitcher” throws the ball, and ___.

In basketball, you can ___ the ball.

In cricket, you can ___ the ball.

In football, you can ___ the ball.

In rugby, you can’t ___.

In team games, ___ is very important for the victory.

In the USA, everybody has to get medical ___.

In the World Cup Final of 1994, Brazil beat Italy 3-2 in a ___ shoot-out.

Insurance policies are sometimes complicated and ___.

Is Russia going to ___ in the next Winter Olympics?

It is a PCP who ___.

It is important to read your policy carefully and ___.

It is now fashionable to wear ___ like tracksuits or training shoes at a disco.

It was a quarter-final for the FA Cup. So, the stadium was full, and the ___ were really excited.

It’s against the ___ in basketball to kick the ball.

Jake broke his leg a month ago, but now he ___ walk.

Jim is loosing weight and he looks sick. He ___ have some serious disease.

Keeping fit includes ___.

Mary spends a lot of money on expensive ___: Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and Valentino.

My grandfather was rushed to hospital with a heart ___ yesterday.

My muscles are aching, and the temperature is high. I must have ___.

Our club is going to ___ the Football league this year.

Particular services not covered by the insurance company are called ___.

Players wear special clothes for American football ___.

Royal Ascot is ___.

Rugby and football ___.

She ate too much for dinner and now she has stomach ___.

She had a very serious cut. The doctor couldn’t stop ___ for an hour.

Sport has been an important part of a child’s education in Britain ___.

Sport in the USA is ___.

Sport is Britain’s ___ to the world.

Sportsmen who use drugs ___ competitions.

Suddenly I felt a terrible ___ in my heart.

Take your credit card just in case you ___ of cash.

Taking exercise has many ___.

Team games encourage such social qualities as ___.

The American attitude to the Olympics now is ___.

The Boat race between Oxford and Cambridge universities is ___.

The Derby is ___.

The English Cup Final is an example of ___.

The Five Nations Championship is ___.

The Grand National ___.

The Henley Royal Regatta ___.

The ___ of medical profession is very high all over the world.

The all-England Championship in tennis is better known as ___.

The ancient Olympic Games were organised by ___.

The ancient Olympics included ___.

The best football teams are ___ to the higher division of the Football league.

The chief attraction of horse racing for many people is ___.

The doctor gave me a ___ for some pills.

The entire health system is free, you only have to pay ___.

The filling I had yesterday was terribly ___.

The first of the modern series of the Olympics took place ___.

The five Olympic circles ___ the five continents.

The fundamental principle of the NHS is ___.

The game was ___ by a sudden rain.

The headquarters of the Olympic Committee are ___.

The marathon craze - it is ___.

The marathon is ___ very difficult: you have to run 42 kilometers.

The most popular sports games in America are ___.

The playing area for volleyball is called ___.

The policies and coverage ___.

The score Brazil - France 3-2 means that ___.

The strength of the system is in ___.

The style of the British nursing profession ___.

The system is based upon ___.

There are millions of people in England who ___.

There is a great ___ in interest in getting slim and fit now.

There is a very high ___ of nursing staff in Moscow hospitals.

This concert was organised to help ___ money for charity.

This winter, the ___ of the Olympic Games was Salt Lake City.

Tickets for most famous sporting events are expensive, ___.

Violent behaviour by football fans ___.

What football club do you ___: Liverpool or Arsenal?

When Americans say “Let’s go see a ball game”, they mean ___.

When people refer to cricket as the national game, ___.

When the ambulance arrived, John was lying on the ground, still ___.

When the score is 6-6, a set in tennis is decided on a ___.

Where are the next Summer Olympics going to ___?

With an insurance policy, ___.

Women wear ___ for swimming.

You ___ stop drinking. Tomorrow you’ll have a hangover.

You have high blood pressure. You ___ pay more attention to your diet.

You have to read your policy carefully and completely ___.

You have to wear a helmet for ice-hockey ___.

You look tired. You really ___ take a week off.

You pay the premiums, and the insurance company ___.

You play badminton on a ___.

You sit all day long in front of the computer. You ___ take more exercise.

Your health ___ might cover two visits to a dentist in a year.

___ are the causes of heart disease and strokes.

___ in Britain is a more serious social problem than AIDS or drug abuse.

___ make sporting events some of the most enjoyable occasions of the year.

___ were invented in Britain.

___, so you have to wear protective clothes.

‘Hunting’ for the British means ___.

‘Test Matches’ is ___.