He is ____ head and ears in debt.
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He is ____ head and ears in debt.
I put the camera ____ a tripod so I can take a steady picture.
Never look down ____ the poor.
The boy resembles ____ his father.
He played fool ____ spending too much money.
Commit this poem ____ memory.
The modern club is simply a more refined substitute ____ the old-fashioned tavern.
Do not put ____ till tomorrow what you can do today.
The waiter took the plates ____ after we had finished eating.
Our country is committed ____ a policy of peaceful co-existence.
Sonia decided to set ____ sometime every day for prayers.
He doesn’t know how to look ____ a word in the dictionary.
I count ____ your help.
She argued ____ me about the marriage.
Are you doing anything special ____ the weekend?
Nowadays many villages are lit ____ electricity.
The walls of our house have been painted ____ green.
His house is adjacent ____ my house.
Men differ ____ opinion.
Do not stare ____ my face.