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1. It has been suggested that in the eyes of a crocodile, a person bending down over a water source may [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] an antelope, and this is why attacks on humans occur.
2. The astronauts practiced on the flight [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] for months.
3. Religious services, long [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] by the communist government, are now being tolerated.
4. It will take a few days to [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] you to the routine in our office.
5. Insects [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] 10% of the world's food supply every year.
6. According to some research, one in four gay men has been physically assaulted as a result of his perceived sexual [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened].
7. His army training has certainly [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] him up.
8. Squid have ten [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened], whereas an octopus has eight.
9. The teacher collapsed in [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] after an evening of correcting homework assignments.
10. The American government has announced it will [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] with great force against the rebels for any attacks on its embassy.
11. Rioters were setting cars [ablazeconsumeexhaustionlimbsorientorientationresembleretaliatesimulatorsuppressedtoughened] and breaking shop windows.