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Many innocent people suffered from
the brutalities of the (@@@ ) regime. |
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The manufacturer needed a new advertising (@@@ )@to increase the sales. |
3. |
Todayfs people have an obsession with technology
as a(n) ( @@@) for lifefs ills. |
4. |
It's unwise to trust a(n) (@@@ ) salesperson like
him. |
5. |
The election defeat was interpreted as a serious
(@@@ ) for LDP. |
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The distraught man kept (@@@ ) until finally he
was led away. |
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Your reasoning must be ( @@@) because it leads
to ridiculous answer. |
8. |
The researcherfs (@@@ ) efforts had sapped her
energy. |
9. |
The guests (@@@ ) out of the burning hotel into
the street. |
10. |
You must pay the interest which has (@@@ ) on
your debt as well as the principal sum. |
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Many young Japanese may seem to be rude
to you. But remember, they just like to be (@@@ ). Some don't
hesitate to call a spade a spade. |
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1. expedient 2. doleful 3. forthright 4. perfunctory |
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The presiding judge at the Supreme Court turned
a deaf ear to the lawyerfs ( @@@) plea for clemency. |
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1. garrulous 2. repellent 3. covetous 4. fervent |
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3. |
The board voted to ( @@@) the organization's
charter by adding a clause prohibiting sexual discrimination
in any of its activities. |
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1. allot 2. amend 3. abort 4. array |
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4. |
After her pleasant first flight, the woman realized
that her fear of flying had been (@@@ ). |
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1. undaunted 2. unfounded 3. unabashed 4. unscathed |
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If I'd known you were taking me to such a (@@@ ) restaurant, I would've dressed more appropriately. I'm
the only one here without a jacket and tie! |
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1. stark 2. brazen 3. rank 4. posh |
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Denise was astounded to hear that her brother, whom
she knew to be quite ( @@@), was described as taciturn and aloof
by his colleagues at the university. |
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1. insular 2. placid 3. vacuous 4. garrulous |
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The real estate agent warned us that we signed
the purchase agreement it would be ( @@@). There would be no
going back. |
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1. obsolete 2. compliant 3. despondent 4. irrevocable |
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The movie critic's
review of the new horror film was (@@@ ) and to the point: "The
film itself is a horror. Don't see it." |
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1. languid 2. succinct 3. callow 4. congenial |
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After he came back from the trip, his kitchen
had a (@@@ ) smell from food that had spoiled. |
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1. restricted 2. revolving 3. revolting 4. reverent |
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10. |
The executive was deeply (@@@ ) because her flight had been
canceled, causing her to miss an important meeting. |
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1. perturbed 2. beguiled 3. exulted 4. retained |
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