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Althoughfellow in the public eye, Maxwell has a proclivity toward expressions ofinner nature that escaped the eyes of even his most critical biographers.

A. a loutish … a reckless
B. a courtly … a churlish
C. an enchanting … a placid
D. an unremitting … a polemical
E. an honest … sentimental

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Professor Carl Sagan believes that Venus might house the people from the earth as long as ________.

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Although______fellow in the public eye, Maxwell has a proclivity toward expressions of______inner nature that escaped the eyes of even his most critical biographers.

A. a loutish … a reckless B. a courtly … a churlish C. an enchanting … a placid D. an unremitting … a polemical E. an honest … sentimental

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Professor Carl Sagan believes that Venus might house the people from the earth as long as ________.

Modern bodies are especially______to cancer, no doubt because the technology which we have labored to develop, by a cruel irony, produces waste that______their proper functioning.

In the author's opinions, which one would be the most insolvable problem caused by population growth

Althoughfellow in the public eye, Maxwell has a proclivity toward expressions ofinner nature that escaped the eyes of even his most critical biographers.

A. a loutish … a reckless
B. a courtly … a churlish
C. an enchanting … a placid
D. an unremitting … a polemical
E. an honest … sentimental

Modern bodies are especiallyto cancer, no doubt because the technology which we have labored to develop, by a cruel irony, produces waste thattheir proper functioning.