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Congress voted to ABDICATE, ABROGATE the treaty.
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ABDICATE
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ABROGATE
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After many defeats, the king decided to ABDICATE, ABROGATE the throne.
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ABDICATE
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ABROGATE
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I cannot ACCEPT, EXCEPT your excuse.
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ACCEPT
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EXCEPT
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Congress ADOPTED, PASSED a resolution honoring the firefighters.
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ADOPTED
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PASSED
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The Senate quickly ADOPTED, PASSED the bill raising the speed limit.
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ADOPTED
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PASSED
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Top management AFFECTED, EFFECTED some personnel changes.
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AFFECTED
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EFFECTED
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The new tax law will AFFECT, EFFECT millions of retired people.
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AFFECT
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EFFECT
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The aristocratic mayor AFFECTED, EFFECTED a superior manner.
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AFFECTED
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EFFECTED
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The noise next door AGGRAVATED, IRRITATED his headache.
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AGGRAVATED
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IRRITATED
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The senator hired the intern as his AID, AIDE.
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AID
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AIDE
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After the terrorist bombing, agencies wrestled to decide how to distribute AID, AIDE to families of victims.
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AID
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AIDE
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As always, students were ALL READY, ALREADY for the test.
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ALL READY
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ALREADY
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Two minutes before class time, students were ALL READY, ALREADY there.
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ALL READY
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ALREADY
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He suffered from the ALLUSION, ILLUSION that he was Michael Jackson's heir.
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ALLUSION
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ILLUSION
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The lyrics of the song make an ALLUSION, ILLUSION to Jamaican politics.
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ALLUSION
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ILLUSION
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The suspect hid in a culvert to ALLUDE, ELUDE, ILLUDE police.
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ALLUDE
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ILLUDE
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ELUDE
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The minister ordered a new ALTAR, ALTER for the church.
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ALTAR
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ALTER
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The minister wanted to ALTAR, ALTER the stained-glass windows.
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ALTAR
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ALTER
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AMONG, BETWEEN the three of us, chocolate is king.
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AMONG
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BETWEEN
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Because no one is paid, college football is played only by AMATEUR/NOVICE athletes.
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AMATEUR
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NOVICE
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His clumsy way of shuffling suggested that he was AN AMATEUR, A NOVICE at cards.
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AN AMATEUR
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A NOVICE
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I love math. I am ANXIOUS, EAGER for the class to begin.
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ANXIOUS
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EAGER
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I hate math. I am ANXIOUS, EAGER about the class.
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ANXIOUS
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EAGER
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For the sake of argument, let's ASSUME, PRESUME you're right.
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ASSUME
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PRESUME
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Because you were sitting at his desk, I ASSUMED, PRESUMED that
you were the director.
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ASSUME
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PRESUME