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1. With the gradual recovery of the local economy, I made more money this month than in the whole of the(preceding) quarter.

2. It will bring about (unprecedented) opportunities to the economic and trade cooperation between China and various countries and regions in the world.

3. Saving the children takes (precedence) over anything else during the accident. 4. In response to the current situation, the government intends to increase the (expenditure) of money on environment protection.

5. In the current times when people are becoming more and more concerned with sustainable development, areas of grassland are no longer (expendable) 6. He finished the exploration at the (expense) of his health.

7.Theyshould be warned not to let success and (commendation)make them conceited and self-satisfied.

8. Leading the team into the finals and winning the gold medal, the coach was highly (commended) by his colleagues.

9. Current efforts to develop alternative energy sources are (commendable) steps that will decrease pollution and environmental degradation.

10. He was a legend in the news industry because of his remarkable(dedication), energy and determination of getting to the most difficult assignments.

11. Mr. Smith was considered to be a qualified teacher mainly because he was a (dedicated) teacher in the eyes of students.

12. As transmitter of public knowledge, stimulator of learning interest, (dedicator) of intellectual value, teacher plays an irreplaceable role in education.

13. I heard with (amazement) that one student in my class won the first prize in the National English Contest for College Students.

14. If you want to make great achievements in your career, you must have extraordinary ability and(amazing) willpower.

15. Both the teacher and the students were (amazed) to find that a lazy boy had gained a mark of 100 in an important test.

16. Survey shows that the Inuit people have an (amazingly) low heart attack and heart disease rate, despite having a diet rich in fat.

17. The crowd sang \(patriotic)songs, which aroused his missing of his motherland.

18. He was a common and quiet country boy who had joined the army out of a sense o (patriotism) and adventure.

19. It is an overwhelming and dangerous phenomenon that bloodthirsty (patrioteers) are immersed in political persecution.

20. A problem of (transcendent) national importance was the development and control of nuclear energy.

21. This chamber music has such a capacity to stir the heart of people that the audience fell immediately from a secular (世俗的) world into a (transcendental)realm.

22. The sustainable development is another significant(transcendence) of human being in the civilized progress, especially in modern time.

23. The local government has wasted a(n) (considerable) amount of time and money on this dam project and caused a lot of complaints from the residents.

24. It was very kind and (considerate) of you to give me the encouragement when I was so depressed at that time.

25. You've done quite well in this job interview, (considering) your educational background and the adverse circumstances.

26. Nowadays, it is inevitable for potential car buyers to take fuel consumption into (consideration) before making an actual purchase.

27. Even today when some Westerners see a black cat sitting in the middle of a street, they will try to take a detour (绕道) because it is regarded as an omen of(misfortune). 28. (Fortunately) he was sent to the hospital in time – if he had been delayed half an hour, he would not have been still alive.

29. The minister made the (unfortunate) mistake of promising that he would quit if the budget deficit was still out of control.

30. The news has aroused (intense) interest among the investors all over the world. 31. Last night she was critically ill in the hospital with highly skilled medical professionals offering (intensive) care.

32. High (intensity) training, also popularly called HIT, is a specific method of strength training that was popularized by Arthur Jones in the 1970s.

33. The country was on the edge of collapse because of the(intensification) of violent rebel attacks in some rural regions

1. Headache is a very (afflictive) and chronic disease, which interestingly torments women more than men.

2. Lack of medical treatment is one of the common (afflictions) of the poor, especially in a country that suffered both the civil war and the famine.

3. Though she is (afflicted) with blindness and poverty, she still manages to take good care of her three children.

4. Out of people's expectation, three months before birth babies are already (responsive) to sound and are particularly sensitive to mothers' voices.

5. No matter what kind of treatment the doctor tried, the patient's body still seemed (irresponsive) to any stimulation from outside.

6. The Minister of Foreign Affairs (responded) that the protection of these refugees required aid of the international organization.

7. Sixty percent of the (respondents) said that they disapproved of the president's performance and fewer than half of them would support renewing his term.

8. Extreme poverty and sex discrimination in rural areas sometimes (deprive) girls' rights to education.

9. He has admitted the charge of fraud and will be given a four-year sentence of imprisonment with the (deprivation) of political rights.

10. Millions of people suffer from serious sleep (deprivation) caused by long work hours, which can result in mental disorders.

11. The International Committee for Aesthetic Studies has recently made an investigation into children's understanding and (appreciation) of art.

12. Our government has been very (appreciative) of the fruits of the economic cooperation with Saudi Arabia, notably over oil resource development.

13. The Broken Bridge is known as the best place for (appreciating)the snow-covered landscape of West Lake.

14. The International Monetary Fund will often ask these nations in financial crisis to take steps to decrease their imports or perhaps (depreciate) their currencies.

15. (Humanities) refer to those branches of knowledge, such as philosophy, literature, and history that are concerned with human culture and ideas.

16. The United Nations condemned the air bombardment as a disproportionate use of force which is not compatible with international (humanitarian) law.

17. We've heard about the (inhumane) medical experiments performed on concentration camp prisoners in the war.

18. Americans overwhelmingly support the (integration) of disabled people into mainstream society and partial economic independence.

19. The aim, said the minister, was to (integrate) Britain both politically and economically into the European community.

20. This software is completely free of charge, but the user must maintain its(integrality / integrity) and cannot use it for commercial purpose!

21. UN General Secretary assumed that the elimination of poverty was (integrally / integratedly) related to policies for health, education, housing, and town planning. 22. They would like the college (administration / administrators) to exert more control over the increasing examination cheatings and lower rates of class attendance.

23. Due to the severe economic crisis, many European countries have had to cut down (administrative / administration) costs to reduce the budget deficit.

24. This account does not have (administrator) privileges, so the installation of this program could not be allowed.

25. With the UN's rescue and generous donation from the world, all the refugees were well (nourished) and in good physical condition.