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Given the (i) nature of the evidence, the authorities are unlikely to
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Given the (i) ______ nature of the evidence, the authorities are unlikely to present a (ii) _______ case against the accused.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. abstract | D. weak |
| B. flimsy | E. convincing |
| C. rakish | F. tepid |
Given the (i) nature of the evidence, the authorities are unlikely to
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Given the (i) ______ nature of the evidence, the authorities are unlikey to present a (ii) _______ case against the accused.
The evidence were not fullproof hence the authorities were not likely to present a strong case.
Flimsy & convincing
Answer B E
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The evidence were not fullproof hence the authorities were not likely to present a strong case.
Flimsy & convincing
Answer B E
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Re: Given the (i) nature of the evidence, the authorities are unlikely to
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29 Sep 2021, 17:52
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it is a double possibility problem. without seeing the options, we can figure out 2 options for both the blanks.
1st case-- solid proof of evidence, unlikely to present a weak case
2nd case-- shaky evidence, unlikely to present a good or convincing case
Now we can see from the options, that only 2nd case fits. and hence answer will be B, E
1st case-- solid proof of evidence, unlikely to present a weak case
2nd case-- shaky evidence, unlikely to present a good or convincing case
Now we can see from the options, that only 2nd case fits. and hence answer will be B, E
