l. He had spoken with fairness. But I was a reproach, sitting there. All he wanted
2. On its return journey the spacecraft must be accelerated to some 25,000 m. p. h.
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4. John didn't like for Kate to sit still and stare straight ahead — hour after hour.
(J. Steinbeck, East of Eden)
5. The weight of knowledge is too great for one mind to absorb. (Ibid.)
6. Priests in Spain lay heavy stress on the need for schoolchildren to obey their
priests and to respect their authority. (M. S., 1969)
7. The table was small enough for the conversation to be general. (S. Maugham,
The Razor's Edge)
8. The establishment of a group of impartial investigators who would investigate
the facts about a particular international dispute appears, at first glance, to be
sensible. But neither this idea nor that of a handbook on how to settle disputes has
yet been worked out in sufficient detail for its probable success to be judged. (The
Guardian, - 1965)
9. The greatest need this May Day is for British working people to become
conscious of their own strength, and of the advances they could achieve if they
used it to the full. (M. S., 1970)
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