Vocab 7A

His talk (a)   aimlessly through memories of his youth, descriptions of his children, and criticism of the administration.

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I have no respect for people who are unfailingly courteous to their superiors but (a)   to the employees under them.

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I don't know which is worse - your failure to keep your promise to me or your (a)   excuse for lying about it.

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When we asked for suggestion on how to improve our school's athletic program, we were (a)   by "bright ideas" from all sides.

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Churchill once said that if a nation tries to avoid everything that is hard and (a)   , it will weaken its own security.

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One of the glories of America has been its ability to (a)   immigrants from every part of the globe.

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Was any event in American history more (a)   than the decision of the Continental Congress in 1776 to break away from Great Britain?

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I know you're eager to have that pretty dress for the junior prom, but don't you think the price is a little (a)   ?

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When the new recruits refused to budge from their foxholes, the enraged sergeant let loose with a(n) (a)   of insults.

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It was amazing to see how that quiet, (a)   teenage changed into a tough, hard-driving leader.

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