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While other authors surely __________ American novelist Toni Morrison’s literary style, there really was no precedent for the sorts of books she conceived.

The greatest __________ true international free trade is public opinion: radical opposition to economic globalization at a grassroots level continues to grab headlines.

The (i)__________ scientists-the notion that they are elitists scornful of the masses is in no sense(ii)__________ the eighteenth century, since in our own time one does not have to look far to find such disdainful attitudes.

Eventually, the framed painting looked as Easton had hoped it would, the frame offering a subtle rebuke to some of the more ostentatious baroque confections on display, Easton believed that it was more (i)__________ than any other frame in the exhibition, despite its (ii)__________ quality. That apparent simplicity, however, was so much more difficult to realize than something more obviously(iii)__________.

Instead of flooding reporters with updates, the governor’s press office dispenses information with the __________ of an eyedropper.

We have been so persuaded that (i)__________ and disgraceful conduct go together that we find it difficult to believe that an affable man such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle can be (ii)__________ of both goodness and superior ability. Indeed, appalling conduct is sometimes itself (iii)__________ the greatest talent.

Judge Jones brought some welcome levity to the often tense, though sometimes __________, proceedings.

The concept of replicability begins with the idea that the pursuit of scientific truth is not __________: researchers who make claims must allow others to test those claims.

To help protect the environment, the United States government currently requires safe storage of coal ash for 30 years, “if feasible,” but many countries that burn coal lack even such __________ environmental safeguards.

Increasing (i)__________ to use land for purposes other than food production (ii)__________ expanding agriculture into currently uncultivated lands. Therefore, in order to meet growing global demand for food, more efficient means of crop production must be found.

It is surprising that such a handsomely produced volume does not reflect more (i)__________ proofreading: typographical errors are copious enough to be (ii)__________. Somewhat more substantially, the book would have been greatly enhanced by the inclusion of more maps or illustrations, though against that it must be conceded that were the work as (iii)__________ illustrated as desired, it would have been prohibitively expensive.

Nancy Weiss Malkiel’s painstakingly detailed history of coeducation at elite universities is an invaluable __________ the amnesia that has come to envelop even such a relatively recent-but critically neglected-development.

For centuries people used the vocabulary of medicine to think about how our bodies are structured, but the language of distinct organs and systems does not do justice to the __________ nature of the body.

Epidemiological studies have found that occasional tea drinkers, and those who avoid tea altogether, do not reap the benefits of lowered risk of heart attack that those who __________ the brew do.

The effects of sea-level rise that followed the last ice age were not __________ since they were dependent on local and regional tectonic and other geological effects.

Those who admired Callas felt that she was one of the greatest opera singers of all time, while others believed that her vocal inadequacies __________ such a claim.

The mountain pine beetle is not __________ like other major pests ravaging much of the American landscape: it is native to the western pine forests.

Most movie sound tracks lean so heavily on a few preprocessed musical devices-those swells of strings and cymbals designed to manipulate our emotions in (i)__________ ways-that when a composer (ii)__________ a more personal language, the effect is (iii)__________: an entire dimension of the film experience is liberated from cliché.

In person, Downing is generally rather __________, seemingly incapable of smiling, let alone laughing.

Although all of the major characters in Mendez’ play are historical figures who have been lampooned in many previous works, she (i)__________ this tradition in her avoidance of (ii)__________.

Because popular culture often portrays lawyers as shady and scientists as eccentric, we might expect cinematic depictions of scientists employed as expert witnesses in court cases to reflect badly on both law and science. Yet science and scientists rarely (i)__________ in movies involving trials. When a scientist is negatively portrayed, it is often because the legal process is represented as having (ii)__________ science; when a scientist is positively portrayed, it is often because science is represented as superior to law, as (iii)__________ law’s rhetorical and institutional instabilities.

Critics of the company’s senior management will be (i)__________ by Hays’s careful and meticulous account of its actions. Despite the book’s (ii)__________ title, the author has no designs on scandal; in fact, if anything, her account tends toward (iii)__________, applauding the company’s all-conquering success without reservation.

The artist reworked certain of his etchings in order to make the scenes they depict more logical, yet, paradoxically, the pictorial space seems to become more __________ the more realistically it is defined.

It is true that propagandists spout misinformation to serve their own ends, but if our minds were __________ such garbage, the lies would die out quickly.

While traditional Chinese historiography ostensibly described events in a neutral manner, early historians did not always __________ tendentiousness, sometimes offering moral judgments about the historical figures they discussed.

According to Waters, Cheryl Fish’s otherwise brilliant analysis of Mary Seacole is __________ by a postmodern penchant for inventive jargon and fuzzy metaphysics.

The writer assumes that most people feel some version of vexed ambivalence toward large corporations: __________ the convenience they deliver yet resentful of the trade-offs that they continually demand.

Although technically their members were hunter-gatherers, many early Native California communities exhibited traits more typically associated with well-developed agrarian societies and, therefore, are often presented in the ethnographic literature as __________.

Much honored for her work in both theater and film, the director was prolific—too much so, according to some critics who thought she sometimes took on projects __________.

Because the term “memoir,” unlike the term “autobiography,” can suggest subjectivity rather than objectivity, Barton, in choosing to call his book a memoir, (i)__________ the accusation that his story may be (ii)__________. As Barton himself has noted, memoir promises only to give the reader an account of the author’ s memory, and no one but the author can therefore (iii)__________.

Although initially it may be difficult to discern the essay’s message of peace and conciliation, a close reading reveals its essentially __________ nature.

One radical approach to literary translation is to (i)__________ creating a (ii)__________ reproduction of the original work and simply to compose a new work, but in a manner inspired by the older one.

Several factors contribute to the __________ of swordfish, including the speed at which they travel, the vast distances they cover in their migration, and their impressive stamina.

According to Peter Kwapong, rural Ghanaian farmers, despite regarding stingless bees as useful animals, by and large have not __________ the bees as economic resources.

Honoring science as an international endeavor, the Royal Society of London has always been committed to political (i)__________. Consequently, the society refused to (ii)__________ members from enemy nations during the world wars

After decades of research, engineers were (i)__________ the (ii)__________ bending and breaking of layered materials. However, new findings from materials science and engineering research have (iii)__________ their understanding of how such materials are deformed by stresses and strains.

Dialogue exchanges indicating deep-seated rivalries among the characters abound in the novel, but they are almost always associated with __________ events—everyday commercial transactions, for instance, or the preparation of an evening meal.

Between 1975 and 2005 water use in the United States declined just as the population rose, showing the old assumption that total water consumption is positively correlated with population growth to be __________.

Sea turtles __________ sponges on Caribbean reefs; however, the percentage of sponge reef cover is climbing due to human predation of turtles.

Whereas water on Mars could plausibly have been delivered by repeated comet impacts in the geologically recent past, the ice on smaller bodies is more difficuIt to attribute to __________ source.