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1.The popularity of pseudoscience and quack medicines in the nineteenth century suggests that people were very ____, but the gullibility of the public...
11.The architects of New York's early skyscrapers, hinting here at a twelfth-century cathedral, there at a fifteenth-century palace, sought to leg...
21.The legislators of 1563 realized the ____ of trying to regulate the flow oflabor without securing its reasonable remuneration, and so the second pa...
1.Althoughthearchitect’sconceptatfirstsoundedtoo____tobe____,his carefulanalysisofeveryaspectoftheprojectconvincedthepanelthatthe proposedbuildi...
11. In response to the follies of today's commercial and political worlds, theauthor does not ____ inflamed indignation, but rather ____ the detac...
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