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He was the only one who <backed> the loser. start learning
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The Prime Minister <conceded> that he had underestimated public discontent. start learning
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He gave large sums of money to charity but preferred to <remain> anonymous. start learning
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The Governor of Florida has declared a <state of emergency> due to an approaching hurricane. start learning
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The 1st <amendment> to the American constitution guarantees free speech. start learning
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My father is a <civil servant>, he works for The Ministry of Education. start learning
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The speech he delivered was very emotional and deeply <affected> the audience. start learning
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The party was on the verge of a <split> right before the important vote. start learning
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The committee <delayed> action on the matter until next month. start learning
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Ethnic minorities are <oppressed> in some countries. start learning
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Switzerland declared its <neutrality> in 1815. start learning
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After his election as mayor his social <standing> rose a lot. start learning
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He's running for <councillor>. start learning
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Left-wing parties concentrate more on <green issues>. start learning
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The guerrillas attacked the village but UN troops refused to <take action>. start learning
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przedsięwzięcia jakichkolwiek działań
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I'd like to <emphasize> the contribution of the UN to the peace process. start learning
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They were forced to live on the streets when in Laos and almost <starved>. start learning
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The rebels conspired to <overthrow> the regime. start learning
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Very few analysts <foresaw> the collapse of the Soviet Union. start learning
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The negotiations <collapsed> when no agreement could be reached. start learning
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According to recent polls, the average <statistical> voter is frustrated with the economic situation. start learning
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The prime minister's <successor> was a bitter man and very unpopular. start learning
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The government promised to <take appropriate measures> to solve the problem. start learning
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przedsięwziąć odpowiednie kroki
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The minister launched a fierce <attack on> his opponents. start learning
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"I'll never <stand for> president again" he swore after his third defeat. start learning
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Feminists fight against <gender> discrimination. start learning
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US diplomats have been <granted> permission to enter North Korea. start learning
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We will continue the <inquiry> into the bribing scandal. start learning
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Three candidates <ran for> president, and they were all women. start learning
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The whole team is to blame for the mistake but they made Derek the <scapegoat>. start learning
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After being sent into <exile> from his home country he settled in the UK. start learning
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Western democracy can only exist in a <secular> state. start learning
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The university conducts <sociological> research into voting preferences among students. start learning
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The EU is gradually lifting <sanctions> imposed on Libya after the Lockerby tragedy. start learning
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The Prime Minister's resignation is all over the newspaper <headlines> today. start learning
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<Classified> information leaked to the press from the Ministry of Defence. start learning
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NATO's <focus> has shifted from defence to peacekeeping over the recent decade. start learning
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Finally it <dawned on> me that I was ignored from the very beginning. start learning
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It will take a lot to <solve the problems> in Israel. start learning
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The <treacherous> plan to assassinate the king failed. start learning
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