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The farmer lives from hand to month, but he is bearing
______ well. |
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All my proposals were brushed ______ as impractical
by the manager whom I felt was biased against me. |
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The rising crime rate in the country really calls ______
better intelligence and law enforcement. |
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Emigration should not be taken too lightly; you need time to
chew ______ it. |
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His colleagues loathe the way he
sucks ______ to the manager's wife. |
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I am really amazed that a highly
educated person like you could fall ______ such a simple
trick. |
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Many big firms went ______ in
the recession; Jason's was not spared. |
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The workers' salary increases simply
could not keep up ______ the country's inflation. |
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Most children nowadays still look
______ their parents and teachers for advice and moral guidance. |
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The police started to question the
driver when he had sufficiently sobered ______. |
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Answers |
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1. |
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The farmer lives from hand to month, but he is
bearing up well. |
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2. |
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All my proposals were brushed aside
as impractical by the manager whom I felt was biased against me. |
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3. |
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The rising crime rate in the country really
calls for better
intelligence and law enforcement. |
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4. |
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Emigration should not be taken too lightly; you need time to
chew over it. |
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5. |
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His colleagues loathe the way he
sucks up to the manager's
wife. |
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6. |
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I am really amazed that a highly
educated person like you could fall for
such a simple trick. |
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7. |
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Many big firms
went under in the recession; Jason's was not
spared. |
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8. |
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The workers' salary increases simply
could not keep up with the
country's inflation. |
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9. |
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Most children nowadays still
look to their parents and teachers for advice and
moral guidance. |
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10. |
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The police started to question the
driver when he had sufficiently sobered
up. |
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