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The preposition “in” in the fragment “in 1958” (l.21) can be replaced by on without this constituting a violation of any syntactical rule.

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The words “highly” (l.2), “frequently” (l.4) and “critically” (l.7) are examples of adverbs.

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The adverb “then” (l.14) indicates, in this context, in that time.

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The word “later” (l.22) is, in this context, the comparative form of the adjective late.

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The word “respected” (l.7) is a verb in the simple past.

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The word “philosophical” (l.6) is an adjective formed with the addition of a suffix to a noun.

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The sentence “One of the most popular and critically respected American poets of his generation, Frost was frequently honored during his lifetime, receiving four Pulitzer Prizes for Poetry.” (l.7-9) contains a passive voice construction.

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The word “felt” (l.13) is the past of the verb fall.

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The article criticizes the reader who uses any of the passwords listed on the compilation prepared by SplashData.

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It can be concluded from the text that the word “welcome” is the default password for many services.