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    1.He was sitting by the window with his head b____ (埋) in a book.

    2.The workers on s____ (罢工) for a pay rise were all fired.

    3.We received a number of c____ (抱怨) from customers about the lack of parking places.

    4.The small village, which is l____ (位于) at the foot of the mountain, has become a holiday resort.

    5.An ancient philosopher in China argued that everyone must be treated e____ (平等地).

    6.He is one of the most i____ (有影响的) people in the politics.

    7.To be great, you must be smart, confident, and above all, h____ (诚实的).

    8.His parents didn’t earn much money so he dropped out of school because of p____ (贫穷).

    9.The man n____ (勉强地) escaped death when he crashed his car against the wall.

    10.An enormous amount of energy and resources went into the c____ (建设) of those houses.

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