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(though, mentioned, through, disabled, walking, successor) It was on a ……………$1$……….. tour ……….$2$…………. Cambridge that the guide ………….$3$………. Stephen Hawking, ‘poor man, who is quite ………….$4$……….. now, ……….$5$……….. he is a worthy ……….$6$…………. to Issac Newton, whose Chair he has at the university.’

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$1$. walking, $2$. through, $3$. mentioned, $4$. disabled, $5$. though, $6$. successor

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