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The archives of the museum, containing a plethora of documents that shed light on Picasso`s work, may, for a time, give us the illusion of total comprehension, but in the end it seems that Picasso is no more_________ than he ever was.
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According to the passage, which of the following resulted from the arrival of the Recent Indians?
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The author implies which of the following about natural resources in South China prior to 6,500 years ago?
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Which of the following statements about the development of the piano can be inferred from the passage?
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The physical (i)_____ seen in the remains of soldiers who fought in the fifteenth-century battle of Towton is unsurprising, given the (ii)_____ origins of the men who took the battlefield that day.
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Some ambitious lawyers are willing to work on Supreme Court cases without charge in an effort to gain _____; they believe that this increased cachet will help them succeed in the future.
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Knowing how (i)_____ she was at work, her colleagues were surprised at her (ii)_____
throughout the dinner.
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As a way of _____ the negative impacts of overdependence on a single export product-crude oil, the Nigerian government passed legislation in 1999 intended to revitalize the moribund solid minerals sector.
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In science education, it is important to differentiate between inaccurate ideas that are conceptually (i)_____ and understandings that are inaccurate, and yet can (ii)_____ learning of more sophisticated understanding. The former are simply wrong, the latter can be seen as incomplete, overly simplistic, or tied to only a few limited contexts.
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The wonder of Amy Chapman was her _____, her tenacious devotion to certain causes.
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At least one otter species, the sea otter, has a large, often dominating, effect on the structure of its own habitat. There is no evidence that other species have ever exercised such (i)_____ effects. That lack of evidence could merely be because the other species have been studied less thoroughly. However, the size and density of the historic sea otter populations in many Pacific coastal regions (ii)_____ those of other otter species elsewhere, so perhaps the sea otter is indeed (iii)_____ in its effects on habitat.
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The combination of Isabella Beeton`s short life and the _____ of evidence for some parts of her story means that at times her biography, Kathryn Hughes, is forced to fill out her narrative with background information.
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Parker`s model of human affairs reflects (i)_____ outlook, in stark contrast to the generally (ii)_____ premises that her colleagues in the economics department adopt in their work. Accordingly, her conclusions (iii)_____ theirs.
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This book, a more (i)_____ version of a highly technical report, is designed for the layperson, yet it is nothing if not (ii)_____: it grapples with very complex questions about the world economy.
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What makes the precisely oriented flight of a honeybee swarm to its new home so _____ is that only a small percentage of its members know the swarm travel rout and final destination.
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Making the shift to the 90-nanometer manufacturing process has been (i)_____ for semiconductor companies. This process effectively doubles the manufacturing capacity of the industry, but it (ii)_____ enormous technical challenges because some components of the new semiconductor chips are no more than five to seven molecule thick.
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The candidate seeks to depict his opponent as being _____, as one who is simply unable to make a decision and stand his ground.
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The pupil had a reputation for obduracy, but the teacher found her to be, on the contrary, quite
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Industry sponsored scientific research on chemical safety often (i)_____. Media reports regularly imply that industry support of scientific work is alone sufficient to (ii)_____ that research. Even though the source of funding has been determined to be a less significant cause of bias than other factors, industry support suffices, in the minds of many people, to (iii)_____ the credibility of scientific work.
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The often-cited parallels between human communities and insect colonies are _____: the cooperation found among social insects is essentially due to the insects genetic ties, while humans often collaborate with non-relatives.
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