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profound, priority, intellectual property, expectation, common sense, retail, stakeholder

Using (a)   in everyday decision-making can prevent many problems from arising in the first place.

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profound, priority, intellectual property, expectation, common sense, retail, stakeholder

The professor delivered a (a)   lecture on the impact of climate change on global ecosystems.

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profound, priority, intellectual property, expectation, common sense, retail, stakeholder

Many (a)   stores are adapting to online shopping trends to meet the changing preferences of consumers.

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profound, priority, intellectual property, expectation, common sense, retail, stakeholder

Every (a)   in the company must be involved in the strategic planning process to ensure its success.

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profound, priority, intellectual property, expectation, common sense, retail, stakeholder

Protecting (a)   is vital for fostering innovation and encouraging creativity within various industries.

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profound, priority, intellectual property, expectation, common sense, retail, stakeholder

My (a)   for the upcoming project is that it will exceed our previous accomplishments and goals significantly.

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психология

(a)  

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взаимодействие

(a)  

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фактически

(a)  

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досуг

(a)  

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развлечение

(a)  

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доступный

(a)  

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доход

(a)  

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Every Wednesday, my friends and I (a)   to the local café to enjoy delicious coffee and pastries. (to go)

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The sun ____ in the east and ____ in the west, creating beautiful hues in the sky each evening. (to rise, to set)

(a)  

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I (a)   a fascinating book about ancient civilizations, which transports me to another time and place entirely. (to read)

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She (a)   her presentation multiple times a day in order to deliver it confidently next week. (to practice)

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They (a)   a surprise party for their friend’s birthday, and everyone is contributing to the preparations. (to plan)

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I (a)   several countries in Europe, and each one has offered a unique experience that I cherish. (to visit)

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She (a)   her final project ahead of schedule, which allows her extra time to prepare for exams. (to complete)

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The team (a)   remarkable success this season, which has significantly boosted their confidence for the upcoming matches. (to achieve)

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Last summer, I (a)   to Spain with my family and explored several beautiful cities along the coast. (to travel)

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She (a)   from university last year, and since then, she has been searching for a job in her field. (to graduate)

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They (a)   the art museum yesterday and were amazed by the stunning collection of modern paintings on display. (to visit)