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to and fro

to an adequate degree

to all intents and purposes

to advantage

to a tolerable degree

to a t

to a man

to a lower place

to a lesser extent

to a lesser degree

to be sure

to begin with

to boot

to both ears

to date

to each one

to it

to leeward

to no degree

to one ear

lagodon rhomboides

stub out

stately

weary willie

translation

morone interrupta

loestrin

mnemosyne

yeddo

hancock

1.
In his later years, the once wildly successful gambler lost his fortune, and became a homeless ________ on the streets of Las Vegas.

a. granger

b. miser

c. strategist

d. vagabond

e. speculator

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