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The Uruguay round hoped to expand the range of issues that came under
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The Uruguay round hoped to expand the range of issues that came under the purview of the 'General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs' (GATT), bringing in matters pertaining to agriculture, textile, services, capital and intellectual property rights under (i) $\(\qquad\)$ . This round turned out to be the (ii) $\(\qquad\)$ trade agreement related to agricultural produce. In all earlier trade negotiations, agriculture was accorded a special status, but in Uruguay certain member countries refused to sign new deals unless this (iii) $\(\qquad\)$ was addressed and suitably rectified.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
|---|---|---|
| A. its fold | D. most far-reaching | G. glaring exception |
| B. the aegis | E. globally acclaimed | H. hitherto ignored issue |
| C. the scanner | F. unduly favored | I. ambivalence in talks |
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When the question is tough. convoluted and harsh, the best thing to do is to try to simplify it and get the point.
The Uruguay round hoped to expand the range of issues that came under the purview of the 'General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs' (GATT), bringing in matters pertaining to agriculture, textile, services, capital and intellectual property rights under (i) $\(\qquad\)$ .
The country tried to solve, essentially, problems. That is brief is what the first sentence is saying to us, including those same issues in the overall GATT accord
Turns out the only words for solving is "fold" or fold is also for inclusive or to insert in the same context
This round turned out to be the (ii) $\(\qquad\)$ trade agreement related to agricultural produce.
This round the agreement will be that with the greatest influence. Therefore D
In all earlier trade negotiations, agriculture was accorded a special status, but in Uruguay certain member countries refused to sign new deals unless this (iii) $\(\qquad\)$ was addressed and suitably rectified.
Prior this scenario, in Uruguay certain member refused to sigh NEW deals unless THIS deal, quite important and obvious, was rectified. I.E. before to move on we need to close this deal which is important and obvious for several reasons.
G is the answer and third blank.
I hope this helps
The Uruguay round hoped to expand the range of issues that came under the purview of the 'General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs' (GATT), bringing in matters pertaining to agriculture, textile, services, capital and intellectual property rights under (i) $\(\qquad\)$ .
The country tried to solve, essentially, problems. That is brief is what the first sentence is saying to us, including those same issues in the overall GATT accord
Turns out the only words for solving is "fold" or fold is also for inclusive or to insert in the same context
This round turned out to be the (ii) $\(\qquad\)$ trade agreement related to agricultural produce.
This round the agreement will be that with the greatest influence. Therefore D
In all earlier trade negotiations, agriculture was accorded a special status, but in Uruguay certain member countries refused to sign new deals unless this (iii) $\(\qquad\)$ was addressed and suitably rectified.
Prior this scenario, in Uruguay certain member refused to sigh NEW deals unless THIS deal, quite important and obvious, was rectified. I.E. before to move on we need to close this deal which is important and obvious for several reasons.
G is the answer and third blank.
I hope this helps
