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Even Sen's followers resent the sheer lack of purism in his championing of freedom.

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Despite having a usually gentle disposition, Sen often flies into a nasty temper whenever any of his ideas are challenged.

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Of the three journalism students mentioned in the text, it can be said that the most self-effacing and reserved of them all turned out to be the one to deliver a most violent blow against the apartheid security apparatus.

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The university the author attended can be described as a place where neither the teaching staff nor school officials exacted blind obedience from students.

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The author clearly underscores the striking resemblance the Nationalist Party of South Africa bears to its Nazi counterpart.

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Students decided to burlesque Botha's performance as an ineffectual and chicken-hearted foreign minister by doing a ludicrous and crude imitation of a bird.

Ghana is mentioned in Text I because

The expression in boldface introduces the idea of consequence in

Based on the meanings in the text, the two items are synonymous in

In paragraph 7 (lines 32-40), Ban Ki-moon states that energy services