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Billuminate
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before submitting...
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Billuminate
12. Sally reread her several times
C contemplate
before submitting it.
Dappreciate
A concurrent
7. Jason wanted to the meaning of
B composition
C equinox
her words.
A display
D equilateral
B contemplate
13. The nation comprised a(n) of
C assume
states.
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A concurrent
8. I have read through forty and
B equilateral
C equivalent
still cannot find the right article.
D confederation
A contemplations
B abstracts
14. The programs were shown
Cilluminates
each could only capture half of the
D aspects
limited audience.
9. He lied to her; her anger flared.
A confederately
B concurrently
A displayed
C equilaterally
B hence
D equitably
C contributed
D involved
15. The judge was an honorable person, and
no one doubted the of the
10. Adam's mumbled response was the
decision.
of a confession
A equivalence
A circumstance
B concurrent
Billumination
C equity
C appreciation
D composition
D equivalent
11. During the the da Page 2 c 2
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