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    1. The game ________(因下雨中断了).
    2. I didn't see your car, so I ________(认为你出去了).
    3. My teacher is always smoking in class, ________(不管学生的健康).
    4. You can't even cut up meat with the knife; it ________(需要磨一下).
    5. Efforts ________(维护和平) have failed.
    6. The book gives a ________(贫困及其根源的详细分析).
    7. ________(具体问题总是具体对待).
    8. The new drug ________(对这种病的治疗有重大意义).
    9. There exist significant differences between ________(西方和我们的教育制度).
    10. The ambassador's wonderful speech ________(赢得了经久不息的热烈掌声).
    11. A few words of comfort ________(消除了她的疑虑).
    12. My watch ________(走得不太准).
    1. was interrupted by the rain     2. assumed that you'd gone out    
    3. regardless of the health of the students        4. needs sharpening
    5. to preserve the peace               6. detailed analysis of poverty and its causes
    7. Deal with specific problems specifically           8. has great significance for the treatment of the disease
    9. western educational systems and those of ours           10. received longlasting warm applause
    11. relieved her of her anxiety              12. is not very accurate
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