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1. NATO leaders produced the new volume thinking at the recent London Summit.
2. Her action could influence the voter’s personnel and whether Anderson is elected.
3. She deliberated with parents on her future plans of study before she made up her mind.
4. The train to Edinburgh will depart from platform 6 in five minutes. 5. To grow the business， the company needs to reward creativity and innovation in technology.
6. We are all born leaders; we just need the right circumstances in which to flourishing.
7. Figures showed customer complaints had rocketed to record level and profits were falling.
8. At weekends the roads are jammed with holidaymakers coming to enjoy the parade.
9. Sales are booming in Japan，which strategic Britain as the biggest minicar market.
10. None of us should ever bear on the degree of difficulty women face in
career advancement.
11. Not speaking their language proved to be a bigger handicap than I had imagined.
12. Many managers flourish started as secretaries and worked their way up.
13. The war ruined the economy and saddled the country with a huge foreign debt.
14. Due to the large of underestimate letters，Dave regrets he is unable to answer queries personally.
15. The Football League has announced its proposals for a（n）radical reform of the way football is run in England. V
1.compete, competition, competitor, competitive, competitively
1) Intense competition between Pepsi and Coca-Cola has characterized the soft-drink industry for decades.
2) Apple steps again into a highly competitive market and has a pretty good chance to succeed.
3) The report, citing an unnamed person familiar with the matter, said that Huawei is competitive for the contract along with Motorola.
4) We always seemed to lag behind our major competitor, who seemed to be able to get their products to market six months ahead of us. 5) The program enables the students to perform competitively within the international fashion design industry.
2.encourage, discourage, courage, encouragement, discouragement, encouraging, discouraging, discouraged, encouragingly
1)Trying to find a great job opportunity can be a frustrating and discouraging experience when you attempt it alone.
2)With a little encouragement from his family, friends and medical team, he discovers that he can do almost anything that his friends are doing. 3)No matter what your role in society is, it takes great courage and determination to stand up against people who are intent om causing harm.
4)By the 1960s, criticism began to grow that these programs had created a “culture of dependency,”
which discouraged people from leaving the welfare.
5)I would like to thank every person who has continued to support and encourage me throughout this incredible journey.
6)I get no pleasure from any of the activities which I usually enjoy and I feel very encouragement about the future most of the time.
7)Unfortunately, all the news from the press or media are not so encouraging.
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