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1.It’s the company’s policy to s_________ short-term profits for the sake of long-term growth.

2.The Red Cross is trying to get more young people involved in doing v________ work.

3.Without food, many of the victims in the disaster died of s________.

4.They have v__________ reasons for refusing to do it.

5.It is the building t_________ of a Gothic church.

6.The public remain _____________(持懷疑態(tài)度) of the claim that the local government has made great efforts to prevent water pollution.

7.Because of damage to their homes, many people had to stay in ___________(臨時的) shelters for a few months.

8.The electronic dictionary is ____________ (優(yōu)雅地) shaped like a pen.

9.He is one of those who are not satisfied with the _________________(招待，接待).

10.The exhibition was held to break down the cultural ___________(障礙) between the two countries.

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