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1. The heavy guns were the last word of the time.
2. The new American Secretary of State has proposed a world conference.
3. I cant afford foreign holidays.
4. He himself had had his eye on a house there for the last two years.
5. But I havent finished my story, she said.
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1. Ministers made policy, not civil servants whose role was simply to advise and implement the ministers decisions.
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2. Superior court judges are also often used for non-judicial tasks.
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Ex.4 Princess Diana. Part Two, .
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1. foreign aid policy
2. management development
3. moderate government
4. ballot box
5. the arms burden
Ex.6 , :
1. His short phase of romantic Georgian nationalism was long over.
2. Volunteers are often referred to as the lifeblood of the sector.
3. Ministers are expected to explain and defend their actions in Parliament.
4. The sky darkened through the trees outside the dining-room window.
5. There has been plenty of media hype in recent days about the possibility that inflation might take off again.
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Lesson 13 Revision
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