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She (a)   (= when you say of all people, you are emphasizing that somebody is the person you would most or least expect to do something) should know the answer to that.

After working a double shift at the restaurant, she was completely (a)   (= physically tired) and needed a good night's sleep.

There are 52 people coming, (a)   (= with all people, etc. counted and included).

The party was (a)   (= almost) over when we arrived.

(a)   (= when everything is considered), the trip was a great success despite a few minor setbacks along the way.

(a)   (= always), the trains are delayed during rush hour, causing frustration among the commuters.

I’ve never met anyone so arrogant and (a)   (= having very strong opinions that you are not willing to change).

Because of the unpredictable (a)   (= the basic qualities of a thing) live events, thorough preparation in advance is vital.

Mr. Conrad’s son is (a)   (= to become well known) as an artist.

(a)   (= despite) its clarity of style, the book is not easy reading.