Spellings

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1) An unprecedented number of people came to listen to the leader. 2) He is always smartly dressed, never seen in grubier clothes. 3) The traivais of poor people are increasing day by day. 4) A teacher ought to be affable in order to be popular.

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1) It is time that the government siezed the nettle and stopped parleying with the separatists. 2) I am not going to grease his palm, I'd rather wait for a few days. 3) Over the entire field of policy-making, the problems facing the government are increasingly scientific and technological. 4) The system was accurate, manouvrable and could drop the rover precisely where the scientists wanted it to go.

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1) Mr. Modi has faced huge ostraecism for his acts of omission and commission during the fateful riots of 2002. 2) The proverbial oracles of our parsimonius ancestors have informed us that the fatal waste of our fortune is by small expenses. 3) The low rupee triggerd panic selling in the equity markets. 4) Henry's manner was just right; it had the touch of diffidence that was disarming.

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1. Young people wearing the same kind of clothes seem like terrble homogenisation brought on by the evil gas of globalization.
2. Kashmir is an essentially fraught and complex issue.
3. No magnanimus victor would treat those whom the fortune of war had put in his power.
4. Poetry is the language of imagination and passions.

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1) The woman was very shrewd and flippant. 2) As I walked hastily away, a coarse threatening sound like that of the clarionets fell into my ears. 3) The investigater went to the reprobate's grave and stood at the foot of it looking very curiously. 4) She cried hysterically at the loss of her father.

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1) The undesirable elements desecerated the temple in order to spread anarchy in the city. 2) For hundreds of millions, cricket is more than a game; it's a national obssession. 3) The old leaders should cede the trappings of power to the more deserving and more qualified for the good of the country. 4) Politics is all a game hobbeled by money and muscle power.

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1) The increase in the water level of the river inundated the surrounding villages. 2) A new book chroniceling the life and triumphs of Dalai Lama was released last week. 3) The boy was badly mauled by the mad dog. 4) The youth of today is dissillusioned with the current political system.

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1) After the heavy storm, we began taking contingency measures to bring the garden back to life. 2) In quake prone zone, the proliferation of high rising buildings is very dangerous. 3) If a pianist says that he does not know Mozart, it is a disingenous statement. 4) The doctor had said plainly and without subterfuge what the malady was.

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1) At the end of the boulvard, I turned about and walked back. 2) The doctor examined the patient and said that he was suffering from apoplexy. 3) Our actions should be governed by prudence and moderation. 4) The discipline of the army demands strict adherance to its rules.