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This trend, combined with a retiring workforce and smaller number of teachers, has created a teacher shortage that will extend for the foreseeable future.

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When principal Matt Tucker addresses students about dress code, everyone in the auditorium seats listen attentively to new rules and policies

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• has listens

• listening

Of the many species of animals in the world, only a few has the ability to live on land and water at different stages in their lives.

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• none of the above

The number of warnings given by traditional doctors against the use of several vaccines is actually ludicrous given the success of the vaccines in patients most at-risk for certain diseases.

• Are actually ludicrous

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• is actual ludicrous

• are actual ludicrous

Neither Sammi nor Nora were able to realize her potential as a soccer player until both were praised by their illustrious soccer coach.

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• was

Many top golfers, like Jordan Spieth, doesn't play in every tournament each weekend; they spend some time recovering energy and honing their skills.

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• don't plays

These falsehoods-whether purposeful lies or accidental misrepresentations from memory-matters not in terms of making the biography dramatic and interesting.

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• have been mattering

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• has mattered

Perhaps nowhere is this classical themes of love, power and money more powerfully displayed than in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby

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• are those

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The question of the importance of standardized test scores continue to be a major factor in deciding how much district money is spent on preparing for those tests each school year.

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• is continue

• are continuing

• no change

Bradfield's last twenty years of manuscripts- all of them more than 100 pages in length- reveals how hard he worked toward the end of his life.

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