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in response to in demand be likely to be related to according to

1. Products should be developed the demand.

2. the facts we have found,he can't be guilty.

3.At present, good secretaries are always .

4.Tom come to visit us this weekend.

5.These two events each other.

1. in response to 2. According to 3. in demand

4. is likely to 5. were/are related to

题目来源：2015年全品作业本高中英语必修5外研版 > Module 2 A Job Worth Doing

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