“...largely...” (line 15) – locally

“...inexhaustible,...” (line 23) – finite

“...harmful...” (line 37) – beneficial

“...hazardous...” (line 45) – dangerous

“...minimize...” (line 52) – increase

“What do you say to critics, such as Jim Hansen…” (line 6)

“If you project forward the predicted growth in renewable energy,” (lines 17-19)

“So we’re going to need a broad mix of conventional and alternative energy sources.” (lines 22-23)

“We need to be working very hard on those now, but we shouldn’t kid ourselves…” (lines 36-38)

“... we ... are on track to invest $8 billion by 2015, as we said we were going to.” (lines 60-62)

Stable

Different

Cognitive

Adequate

Compatible

“I highlight two major ones.” (line 14)

“One of the central claims of CLT as well as TBLT is that it can be contextualized…” (lines 25-26)

“It also provides one possible way to be responsive….” (lines 55-56)

“One should at the same time remember,” (lines 82-83)

“ ‘…but an interpretive one in search of meaning.’ ” (line 85)

maintenance (Text II, line 1) – operator(s) (Text II, line 19)

misunderstandings (Text I, line 13) – non-English (Text I, line 40)

unfair (Text I, line 34) – asynchronous (Text II, line 14)

discursive (Text I, line 38) – effectiveness (Text II line 31)

regulatory (Text I, line 56) – largely (Text II, line 13)

"such as" (line 9) – cause

"but" (line 10) – condition

"thereby" (line 14) – opposition

"as well as" (line 28) – addition

"also" (line 29) – consequence

I should say that the salaries make up very nearly two thirds of the budget

If you should be fired, your health benefits will not be automatically cut off.

In such cases the officer should first give notice to those in the house.

Should he go back to the office and wait for you to telephone?

This year’s treasury deficit should be six billion dollars or more.