Reading (pp. 100-101). Part 4. Flashcards

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To agitate.

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To cause a stir.

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A set of beliefs accepted by most people.

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Mainstream.

As a radical, he remains outside the mainstream of politics.

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To achieve.

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Pull off.

He managed to pull off the business deal all on his own.

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Remarkable.

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Striking.

She bears a striking resemblance to a famous Hollywood actress.

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A whole number that is greater than one and can be divided only by itself and the number one.

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Odd prime.

8 is the sum of two odd primes, namely five and three.

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To happen.

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Come to pass.

Many people believe that all of Nostradamus’ predictions will come to pass.

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A representative.

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Exponent.

In my opinion, the greatest exponent of jazz music was Duke Ellington.

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To give.

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Hand over.

I wouldn’t dare hand over this project to someone less experienced.

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To make something possible to somebody.

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Enable.

Computer technology has enabled scientists to make great progress in research.

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An argument.

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Dispute.

There was some dispute over who should be the new manager of the firm.

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