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Some people now wonder whether we just $pay\, lip-service$ or genuinely subscribe to democracy.
Some people now wonder whether we just $pay\, lip-service$ or genuinely subscribe to democracy.
- Apay oral tribute
- Battach no value
- Cremain indifferent
- Dshow only outward respect
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Since he knew what would happen,he should be left to $stew\, in\, his\, own\, juice$.
Since he knew what would happen,he should be left to $stew\, in\, his\, own\, juice$.
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Though he has a lot of money,yet all his plans are $built\, upon\, sand.$
Though he has a lot of money,yet all his plans are $built\, upon\, sand.$
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The question of abolition of private property is still $a\, moot\, point.$
The question of abolition of private property is still $a\, moot\, point.$
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