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01. The mail is usually [delivered] around 10:00 in the morning.

02. Mail [delivery] will be late today due to the snowstorm.

03. Could you have these flowers [delivered] to this address at 3:00 tomorrow?

04. We have fresh fruit and vegetables [delivered] to our house once a week.

05. Marc-André has to get up every morning at 5:30 a.m. to [deliver] newspapers.

06. The midwife [delivered] our baby without problem.

07. The neighborhood grocery store [delivers] groceries to its customers' homes for free.

08. If your pizza [delivery] takes more than 30 minutes, the pizza is free. We guarantee it!

09. Mark Clement once said that leaders who win the respect of others are the ones who [deliver] more than they promise, not the ones who promise more than they can [deliver].

10. I read somewhere that milk [delivered] to the store today was in the cow two days ago.

11. The Japanese Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications [delivered] nearly 4.5 billion New Year's cards in 1999, or about 32 cards for every man, woman, and child in Japan.

12. A restaurant in New Zealand regularly [delivers] pizza to scientists in Antarctica.

13. In Burma, there is a superstition that a pregnant woman should not eat bananas or the baby will be too big for a normal [delivery].

14. In Finland, every woman is given a gift from the government upon [delivery] of a new baby.

15. A Yiddish proverb notes that one should not send a cat to [deliver] cream.