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Bears and humans often meet in National Parks. 1 campers and hikers are warned not to feed the bears-many people ignore these warnings and feed the bears 2 .When bears are used to people’s food- 3 soon arise.Bears like to eat a large variety of things-both meat and vegetables.Without human assistance-bears live 4 on roots-twigs-leaves of trees-insects and small animals.With people 5 -the bears’ tastes quickly 6 to include sandwiches-hot dogs-hamburgers-and anything else they can temp humans into 7 .
Bears often 8 clever strategies(策略) for getting people to let go their food supplies. 9 -an unsuspecting(无戒备心的) hiker has taken off his or her pack for a rest only 10 a bear charge out of the woods- 11 the pack and quickly disappear into the underbrush with it.Hanging the pack on the tree branch won’t 12 .
Bears have been known to climb up-jump off-and catch the pack on the 13 down.One mother bear stretched up with her baby on her shoulders to reach a pack stored on a pole.Many bears 14 people into giving up their supplies.Although a bear is 15 to attack a person and would probably run away 16 screamed at-few people are willing to do so.Most people 17 the pack and run the other way.This-of course-delights the bear.In some places-the Park Service installed(安装;设置) some metal barrels with lids to help campers keep their 18 safe from bears.Although the bears were unable to open these containers-the effort was 19 successful.Most campers-unable to 20 the metal drums from rubbish cans-never used them for the intended purpose.
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When
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If
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Because
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someway
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any more
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somehow
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anyway
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problems
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questions
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matters
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events
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nice
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good
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well
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better
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around
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away
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near
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beside
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spread
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expand
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extend
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increase
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giving up
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giving away
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giving off
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giving out
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form
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make
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develop
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set
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seldom
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at times
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always
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more often than not
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having
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to have
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had
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having had
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grabbing
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grabbed
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grab
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to grab
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help
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count
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pay
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work
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path
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road
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journey
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way
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threaten
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help
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make
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get
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possible
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likely
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unlikely
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probable
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unless
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if
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in case
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since
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drop
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pick up
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take
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carry
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goods
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products
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supplies
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lives
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more than
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less than
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other than
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rather
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read
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speak
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say
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tell
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