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Exercise-1
Fill in the blanks with the correct word.
currents diplomat environment expertise lecture nutrients revenue tolerate vague wrapping
Our company has built up a great deal of [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] in creating successful web-sites.
There is a Dutch proverb which observes that economy is a great [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
].
He has just been appointed to a position as a [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] attached to the Italian Embassy.
Studies show that fruits and vegetables sold in supermarkets today contain far fewer [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] than they did 50 years ago.
We could only see a [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] outline of the house through the darkness and pouring rain.
A hiker was drowned off the west coast of the island when he went swimming, and was carried out to sea by the strong [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
].
Each [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] supports a distinctive community of plants and animals.
It is difficult to [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] a person who continually lies.
Boxer Muhammad Ali was once invited to [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] on poetry at Oxford University.
A constrictor is a snake that kills its prey by [
currents
diplomat
environment
expertise
lecture
nutrients
revenue
tolerate
vague
wrapping
] a loop of its body around the prey, and squeezing it to death.
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