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uninterested |
When asked to invest int he new software company, my dad replied that he was completely _. |
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revengeful |
Spiteful and _, Lorraine was a person to be feared. |
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preceded |
The completion of the transcontinental railroad _ the final stages of westward expansion, |
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procedure |
The _ for assembling the model was not sufficiently detailed. |
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affected |
Massive waves of immigration during the late 19th century strongly _ the growth of industry in the US. |
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disinterest |
Known for his _, Ted was chosen to referee the championship game. |
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inferences |
Piaget based both _ on extended case studies of children's development. |
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implied |
The press secretary _ that a full statement would be forthcoming. |
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effectively |
Vaccines have _ ended the threats of polio and smallpox. |
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avenge |
Seeking to _ the insult, Hillary schemed to embarrass her rival in front of the entire class. |