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Although no two language courses are organized in exactly -------- way, nearly all of them use the same type of system, materials and curriculum.

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Swanson identified magnesium deficiency ---------- a casual agent in the occurrence of migraine headaches.

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It was--------- boring a book----------- the students didn't want to read it once more.

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The professor in literature exemplifies his views in a number of poems ------- "The Mountain."

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If the operation hadn't been -----------successful, her condition would have been very -------- worse by now.

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The back wheel of a bicycle bears ------------weight ------- the front wheel.

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It's regarded as the best hotel in town.------------ famous people ------------ the Prince of Wales have stayed there so far.

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When cars came into fashion later in his life, he disliked them ------- much because of their noise and fumes --------- he refused to have one.

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There is certainly ---------- more under-farmed or badly- farmed land in the world -------- well-farmed land.

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Some news has reported that the professor's results have really been ------- high ------- one in a million, which the statistician denies.

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