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Though the negotiation was initially expected to proceed
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23 Oct 2017, 08:47
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Though the negotiation was initially expected to proceed smoothly, it soon became apparent that any appearance of (i) _________ between the parties was disingenuous or, at best, a superficial adherence to certain (ii) _________.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
| (A) duplicity | (D) mores |
| (B) amity | (E) politics |
| (C) solace | (F) plaudits |
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Re: Though the negotiation was initially expected to proceed
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06 Nov 2017, 18:33
06 Nov 2017, 18:33
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The pivot word though tells you that the negotiation did not actually proceed smoothly.
The first blank comes after “appearance of,” which indicates fake behavior. The word disingenuous backs up that meaning. You need something positive — the parties are showing false amity, or friendliness, out of a “superficial” adherence to customs or rules — mores.
Amity, mores.
The pivot word though tells you that the negotiation did not actually proceed smoothly.
The first blank comes after “appearance of,” which indicates fake behavior. The word disingenuous backs up that meaning. You need something positive — the parties are showing false amity, or friendliness, out of a “superficial” adherence to customs or rules — mores.
Amity, mores.
Re: Though the negotiation was initially expected to proceed
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14 Jan 2024, 03:21
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