English Questions

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In an industry where programmers search in (vain) for fresh ideas, it is no wonder that attention spans are short and cliche is king.

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When I (go) to Paris, I shall visit the Eiffel Tower.

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The candidate was so ignorant that the officer was (compelled for asking) him to leave.

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What if the government itself fails (to tackle that divisions) and lets parts of the country drift into anarchy again.

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Affirmations are positive statements that (describes) a desired situation or goal and are often repeated, in order to get them impressed on the subconscious mind.

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The state has (declined negotiate) any more trade-offs on this proposal or accept calls for stringent transparency requirements.

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Through the practice of repeated affirmations, we can make great progress on our chosen path and (increasing) our magnetism to succeed in anything.

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This palace (has been belonging) to our family since generations.