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The meeting didn't _____ until late.
fall through
end up
break up
come about
In the end it all _____ a question of trust.
gets round to
adds up to
comes down to
feels up to
The hotel didn't _____ my expectations.
come down to
live up to
get down to
reach up to
At first Tim insisted he was right, but then began to _____
break up
back down
drop off
follow up
It's no good pretending, you've got to _____ reality.
bargain for
face up to
come up against
get down to
What were you two _____ just now in the garden?
getting round to
getting up to
coming up with
bringing about
You should always have an alternative plan to _____.
fall back on
feel up to
ask after
bring about
When they _____, I had to report to the nearest barracks.
called me up
asked after me
called up me
asked me after
The school examination for eleven-year-olds was _____ some years ago as it was no longer relevant.
followed up
drawn up
carried out
done away with
When I took over the business I got more than I _____
came in for
drew up
asked after
bargained for
