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Would you like to chase tornadoes ___ a hobby?

___ Baikal can provide both material wealth and beauty to the country.

___ events fill the newspapers.

___ which continent do droughts mostly occur?

___what winds are the highlands and the mountains in the North affected?

___ a cold shower in the morning is very useful.

___ is a favourite sport with the youth.

___ is she different from some of the other wildlife photographers she meets?

___ it ever rain?

___ heavy snowfalls occur in Britain?

___ it often snow?

___ the warm moist winds off the warm waters of the North Atlantic Drift are so common that the general climate is very mild.

___ you like rainy weather?

___ frosts very hard?

___other times strong winds bring stormy weather with heavy rain and gales.

___ is the most unpleasant season in St. Petersburg?

Britain was thus the first country in the world ___ free medical care to the whole population.

In the 1990s a number of ___ NHS reforms were introduced by the Conservative and Labour governments

In ___ 1990s a number of NHS reforms were introduced by the Conservative and Labour governments.

Many public-spirited medical practitioners would at that time remit all or most of their fees to ___ poor.

More than 20 million people received food ___ with an average value of $70 a month.

Nearly 4 million ___ workers received $400 a month under the Social Security Disability In­surance program.

One ___ feature about health in Britain is that more people die of heart disease and strokes.

The doctors who took part were paid a capitation ___for the patients who had asked to be on their list and been accepted.

The first plan for a comprehensive national health service ___published by the Government in 1944.

The princi­ple of universal coverage ___free medical care was entirely new.

___ the end of the sixteenth century it had become imperative to find some substitute for the old system.

A (an) ___ a day keeps a doctor away.

A cough that is caused by a viral infection often lasts longer, but will usually clear ___within 7-10 days.

A disease ___last a brief time or a long time.

A sound mind in a sound___ .

An epidemic can be declared if more ___400 people per 100,000 of the population consult their GP with flu or a flu-like illness every week.

And as she was very heavy and stout she was ___ to get up.

As our lives become safer, danger is being marketed as more and ___ desirable.

As well as all the equipment, incredible physical and mental toughness are essential, together with an ability to work closely ___ other team members in the most dangerous circumstances.

But it is not only ___ element of risk which prevents many people from taking up this sport.

But now and ___ the defences give way and illness occurs.

Can I stop ___ this medicine as soon as I feel better?

Coughs ___ by the common cold, or flu, usually clear up after a few days.

Did the doctor ___ you a sick-note?

Disease is a change ___ the condition of good health.

Disease is often ___ sickness or illness

Disease ___ may break through the defences.

Do you often suffer ___ headaches?

Do you think all your friends ___do their best to help you?

Dr Dixon produced his stethoscope from his bag and started listening ___ John's breathing.

Favourable standards of ___ help to promote health.

First of all he had ___ a headache since about ten o'clock in the morning.

Flu (also ___ as influenza) is a disease of the lungs and upper airways caused by infection with a flu virus.

Flu is an infectious ___ of the upper air passages (known as the upper respiratory tract).