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"Liu Ju" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > 1. People of intelligence and achievement can nonetheless be so ------ > and lacking in ------ that they gamble their reputations by breaking > the law to > further their own ends. > (A) devious...propensity > (B) culpable...prosperity > (C) obsequious...deference > (D) truculent... independence > I don't understand the structure with "nonetheless" (=however)" in the > middle of the sentence like the obove. > Can you pleaze explain the meaning of the sentence and does > "nonetheless" mean "however"? It means something like "even so": "Even if they are intelligent and high achievers, people can be..." Is the correct answer (E)? > 2. A number of scientists have published articles ------- global > warming, stating ------- that there is no solid scientific evidence to > support the > theory that the Earth is warming because of increases in greenhouse > gases. > (A) debunking...categorically > (B) rejecting...paradoxically > (C) deploring...optimistically > (D) dismissing...hesitantly > (E) proving...candidly (A) Adrian
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