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Twenty years ago, when the book was first published, most reviewers dismissed the author’s predictions as (i)________. Sometimes
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The book aims to illuminate how science has changed the meaning of nothingness from________ philosophical concept to something w
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Any antimatter in our part of the universe is necessarily________because of the overwhelming preponderance of ordinary matter, b
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Contrary to its reputation for intellectual________, the 1950s was a decade exceptionally rich in works of trenchant and far-rea
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Gravitational waves—ripples in the geometry of space-time—are analogous to electromagnetic waves. The challenge in trying to obs
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In medieval Europe, water mills were more (i)________than windmills. It is true that windmills could be built virtually everywhe
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The controversial social analysis that Moynihan offered in the 1960s is now generally recognized as having been prescient; in fa
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400
According to some political analysts, the candidate’s occasionally rambling responses to questions suggest that she has been out
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The province has long claimed to be just another developing region, even as its economy________those of other regions and threat
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It would be (i)________not to (ii)________these tabloid journalists for thriving in hard times: they deserve credit for doing we
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The book is not comprehensive but is, instead, (i)________in the most positive sense: it (ii)________ rather than settles. Blank
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His premiership, seemingly cast-iron a year ago, is now so vulnerable that even a good day at the office does no more than buy h
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370
Despite her rather________choices, Moreland was neither a rebellious spirit nor someone who saw herself as anything out of the o
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Though the volume of radioactive waste produced by nuclear power plants is________, the problem of how to dispose of that waste
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340
The author argued that the field of sociology has been overtly (i)________, partly because, for many scholars, the edges of the
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310
China’s rapidly growing population is the main threat facing large carnivores in the People’s Republic. Increasingly, policies a
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360
Architects may be more extroverted and therefore the more________member of a bridge design team, but they are not always the mos
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390
Although the Kuiper Belt—the icy region of the solar system where Pluto orbits—was once much more crowded, today it has such a l
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310
The combination of Isabella Beeton’s short life and the________of evidence for some parts of her story means that at times her b
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Many of the unusual behaviors attributed to crows – such as drinking coffee or presenting gifts to people who feed them – are ba
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Twenty years ago, when the book was first published, most reviewers dismissed the author’s predictions as (i)________. Sometimes

The book aims to illuminate how science has changed the meaning of nothingness from________ philosophical concept to something w

Any antimatter in our part of the universe is necessarily________because of the overwhelming preponderance of ordinary matter, b

Contrary to its reputation for intellectual________, the 1950s was a decade exceptionally rich in works of trenchant and far-rea

Gravitational waves—ripples in the geometry of space-time—are analogous to electromagnetic waves. The challenge in trying to obs

In medieval Europe, water mills were more (i)________than windmills. It is true that windmills could be built virtually everywhe

The controversial social analysis that Moynihan offered in the 1960s is now generally recognized as having been prescient; in fa

According to some political analysts, the candidate’s occasionally rambling responses to questions suggest that she has been out

The province has long claimed to be just another developing region, even as its economy________those of other regions and threat

It would be (i)not to (ii)these tabloid journalists for thriving in hard times: they deserve credit for doing we

The book is not comprehensive but is, instead, (i)in the most positive sense: it (ii) rather than settles. Blank

His premiership, seemingly cast-iron a year ago, is now so vulnerable that even a good day at the office does no more than buy h

Despite her rather________choices, Moreland was neither a rebellious spirit nor someone who saw herself as anything out of the o

Though the volume of radioactive waste produced by nuclear power plants is________, the problem of how to dispose of that waste

The author argued that the field of sociology has been overtly (i)________, partly because, for many scholars, the edges of the

China’s rapidly growing population is the main threat facing large carnivores in the People’s Republic. Increasingly, policies a

Architects may be more extroverted and therefore the more________member of a bridge design team, but they are not always the mos

Although the Kuiper Belt—the icy region of the solar system where Pluto orbits—was once much more crowded, today it has such a l

The combination of Isabella Beeton’s short life and the________of evidence for some parts of her story means that at times her b

Many of the unusual behaviors attributed to crows – such as drinking coffee or presenting gifts to people who feed them – are ba