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Sometimes it seems that today’s politicians will exploit any opportunity to ______________ their views to the world, no matter how sordid or partisan.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. declaim |
| B. invoke |
| C. disparage | D. parrot | E. adduce |
| F. trumpet |
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declaim, trumpet The portion of this sentence after the comma is not actually relevant to the blank. All you need to determine is what most politicians do in regards to “their views.” Clearly, they like to proclaim or announce those views. Invoke and adduce are an incorrect pair. Disparage (belittle or discredit) and parrot (repeat mindlessly) have no relationship.
declaim, trumpet The portion of this sentence after the comma is not actually relevant to the blank. All you need to determine is what most politicians do in regards to “their views.” Clearly, they like to proclaim or announce those views. Invoke and adduce are an incorrect pair. Disparage (belittle or discredit) and parrot (repeat mindlessly) have no relationship.
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