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Proponents of small government bemoaned the passage of the comprehensive bill, which was signed into law by the president late last week and was _______ new regulations on the fishing industry.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. elucidated by |
| B. rife with |
| C. deficient in | D. unencumbered by | E. replete with |
| F. exempted from |
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The bill is described as comprehensive and has been bemoaned by proponents of small government, so something like full of would make sense in the blank. Both deficient in and unencumbered by are nearly the opposite of what you’re looking for, so eliminate choices (C) and (D). Neither elucidated by, which means clarified by, nor exempted from makes sense in the blank, so eliminate choices (A) and (F). Both rife with and replete with mean full of, so choices (B) and (E) give you appropriate, equivalent sentences.
The bill is described as comprehensive and has been bemoaned by proponents of small government, so something like full of would make sense in the blank. Both deficient in and unencumbered by are nearly the opposite of what you’re looking for, so eliminate choices (C) and (D). Neither elucidated by, which means clarified by, nor exempted from makes sense in the blank, so eliminate choices (A) and (F). Both rife with and replete with mean full of, so choices (B) and (E) give you appropriate, equivalent sentences.
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