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In contrast to American social conventions regarding neighborly relations, in which families or individuals residing in close proximity often interact on a familiar basis, residential _______ does not necessarily imply intimacy (or even amity) among the English.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) commodiousness |
| (B) amiability |
| (C) reciprocity |
| (D) propinquity |
| (E) cordiality |
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In contrast to American social conventions regarding neighborly relations, in which families or individuals residing in close proximity often interact on a familiar basis, residential neighbors/propinquity does not necessarily imply intimacy (or even amity) among the English.
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Propinquity means closeness
