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The speaker gave a $bird's\, eye\, view$ of the political conditions in the country.
The speaker gave a $bird's\, eye\, view$ of the political conditions in the country.
- Aa personal view
- Ba general view
- Ca biased view
- Da detailed presentation
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While the ladies continued their $small\, talk$ in the drawing room,$I$ felt bored.
While the ladies continued their $small\, talk$ in the drawing room,$I$ felt bored.
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The arrival of the mother-in-law in the family $proved\, a\, rift\, in\, the\, lute.$
The arrival of the mother-in-law in the family $proved\, a\, rift\, in\, the\, lute.$
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His speech $went\, down\, well\, with$ the majority of the audience.
His speech $went\, down\, well\, with$ the majority of the audience.
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$I$ am sure they will fight $tooth\, and\, nail$ for their rights.
$I$ am sure they will fight $tooth\, and\, nail$ for their rights.
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