"cour" & "curr" mean "run"

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A. A bicycle (1)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor just delivered this message for you.
B. When we were in second grade, we learned to write our letters in (2)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor.
C. The scientist gave a long (3)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor at the lecture hall on how elements combine.
D. Our school chose a new arithmetic (4)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor for the students to use next year.
E. Don’t run in the (5)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor because you might cause an accident.
F. The Gulf Stream is an ocean (6)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor that flows from the Gulf of Mexico across the Atlantic Ocean toward Europe.
G. Diet Coke was the (7)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor of the new Coke Zero.
H. Mom was in a hurry, so she only gave my planner a (8)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor look before signing it.
I. The fearsome French (9)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor , Robert Surcouf, attacked British ships during the French Revolution.
J. The knight raced to the battle mounted on his swift (10)  corridorcorsaircouriercoursercurrentcurriculumcursivecursorydiscourseprecursor.