Complete this sentence: the davies , who lived two doors up from the pub , had got very excited about this news when told to them by an eminent archaeologist who had been staying at the pub and had taken an interest in the area . more accurately , mrs davies had got excited , as theirs was the only wholly residential property left in the street . ron davies was standing at the bar when tobin arrived for his lunchbreak . ' the police are looking for you ,
Answer: ron

Complete this sentence: fifty-two years , and what 's to show for a career of bilking clients , chasing secretaries around the office , putting the squeeze on slimy little politicians , working seven days a week , ignoring three surprisingly stable children , crafting the public image , building the boundless ego , pursuing money money money ? what are the rewards for the reckless pursuit of the great american dream ? six years in prison . and now a fake name because the old one is so dangerous . and about a hundred dollars in his pocket . marco ? how could he look himself in the mirror every morning and say , '' buon giorno ,
Answer: marco

Complete this sentence: he 'd noticed my awkward position , not to mention the clutter all over my table . and ... oh drat , the way i had lifted my goggles off kilter , covering only one eye and the other lens raised up to my forehead . i could only imagine how ridiculous i appeared . '' i 'm studying the residue left by various articles of the feminine toilette , '' i told him primly , removing the
Answer: goggles

Complete this sentence: a foot away from his table she stopped , calling on all her inner strength to handle the coming scene . '' good evening , judd . what a coincidence seeing you here tonight . going to be in town long ? '' her voice was too light , too brittle , but it was under control . '' no . '' '' another of your famous monosyllabic answers ? a man of few words , are n't you ,
Answer:
judd