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Aviation authorities at one time issued $\qquad$ guidelines for hobbyi
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27 Dec 2024, 10:57
27 Dec 2024, 10:57
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Aviation authorities at one time issued $\(\qquad\)$ guidelines for hobbyists flying model airplanes, but in the absence of definitive laws, some individuals have chosen to ignore the recommendations.
| Two Answers |
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| A. regular |
| B. discretionary |
| C. voluntary | D. firm | E. insufficient |
| F. unvarying |
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28 Dec 2024, 05:32
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...but in the absence of definitive laws...
tells us to identify the opposite of definite to fill the blanks.Discretionary and Voluntary are the best choices.
Re: Aviation authorities at one time issued $\qquad$ guidelines for hobbyi
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02 Feb 2025, 13:31
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Discretionary, voluntary.
"Aviation authorities" issued "guidelines," or "recommendations," but there is an "absence of definitive laws." The guidelines are not legally required; rather, they are "voluntary" or "discretionary." "Firm" and "unvarying" are the opposite of what is needed. "Insufficient" goes too far-there is no judgment that the guidelines were "not enough," just that they weren't definitive. "Regular" is a versatile word that can mean everything from constituting a pattern to happening habitually or happening frequently.
Discretionary, voluntary.
"Aviation authorities" issued "guidelines," or "recommendations," but there is an "absence of definitive laws." The guidelines are not legally required; rather, they are "voluntary" or "discretionary." "Firm" and "unvarying" are the opposite of what is needed. "Insufficient" goes too far-there is no judgment that the guidelines were "not enough," just that they weren't definitive. "Regular" is a versatile word that can mean everything from constituting a pattern to happening habitually or happening frequently.
