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Here, the sentence is TALKING about increased investment by the GOVERNMENT as well as the PRIVATE SECTOR. So, the correct word is 'both'.

I THINK GOLD CONTINUED its rising STREAK is right

Hello, The URBAN communities are hard WORKING but they don't like to UNDERTAKE Physical Strain is CORRECT

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The passage DESCRIBES the danger for smaller BUSINESSES as "Larger organisations will have mature IT strategies and POLICIES in place. But what about smaller financial business? They might not have such well-developed strategies to protect CONFIDENTIAL data."

Hence, our answer will be C

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Ways of SUSTAINING the customers after hooking clearly explained in the fourth paragraph as " Once BANKS succeed in hooking customers with this VALUE proposition they MUST sustain their interest by introducing a simple and intuitive user application, ubiquitous access over mobile and other TOUCH points, and adopting a banking mechanism which is not only secure but also reassuring to the customer."

Hence, our answer will be statement A and C.

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'Offer' is most APPROPRIATE in the CONTEXT. Other options don't seem much in sync with the context.

Hence, the correct OPTION is B.

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Refer to the FOLLOWING line:"Africa which missed out on the first Green Revolution due to poor policy and limited resources also witnessed a change Swayed by the success of East Asia the primary poverty-fighting method favoured by many policy-makers in Africa was to get farmers off their FARMS and into modern jobs in factories and urban centers But that strategy proved to be highly insufficient Income levels in the countryside badly trailed those in cities while the FAO estimated that the number of poor going hungry in 2009 reached an all TIME high at more than one billion"

Here the author highlights the shofting of policies by African LEADERS by observing the sucess of East-Asia and which proved to be wrong. OPTION A correctly summarises the answer.

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The GIVEN sentence has a negative connotation.
However, it is a contradiiction. HENCE, the PRECEEDING statement is bound to be positive.
Therefore, option B is CORRECT.

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There is no CORRECTION needed in the SENTENCE. Option E) is the CORRECT ANSWER.

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Refer to the 2ND line of the passage.It states that the two countries have come to an AGREEMENT on other ISSUES from which it can be inferred that most of the issues have reached CONSENSUS .HENCE,A.

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As stated in first paragraph of the PASSAGE, India AGREED to stop manufacturing cheap common medicines WITHOUT LICENCE. Hence, option D is correct.

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Achilles HEEL is an idiom which means WEAKNESS inspite of overall strength.

In the context of PASSAGE, PHRASE 'Achilles heel' does refer to 'weakness'.

Hence, the CORRECT option is option A.

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'Turmoil' in the given CONTEXT of the PASSAGE refers to 'chaos'.
Turmoil signifies the PERIOD of CONFUSION.
Option E is correct.

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Refer to the following LINES:"This made them AWARE that FOOD security is one of the fundamental issues in the world that has to be dealt with in order to maintain administrative and political stability This also spurred the US which traditionally provisioned food aid from American grain surpluses to help needy nations to MOVE towards investing in farm sectors around the globe to boost productive for themselves and be in a better position to feed their own people".Here the author STATES that US invested in agriculture in other countries to make them self-sufficient.

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Among all the options, only OPTION C is not true about BYOD as research CONDUCTED by Fortinet shows data according to which BYOD can be DANGEROUS to many organisatons

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Sentence E is the starting of the PARAGRAPH as it starts with explaining the conceot of biofuels. B follows E which states the BENEFITS if biofuels. D follows B as it tells the consequences of turning world economy.F follows D as it highlights the disadvantages of biofuels. C follows the tone of disadvantages and A conclude the sentence.

The correct SEQUENCE is EBDFCA

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The original sentence is awkward, he is charging is superiors by ignoring his own warning. That doesn't make SENSE. In OPTION B, with is wrong preposition. Option C distorts the intended MEANING by saying that first he ignored his senior's warning and then charged him. In option D, for is wrong preposition in this context. The right answer is B.

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All the THREE- gradual, projected, phenomenal can be used.
However, TOWARDS the END author wants to lay SPECIAL emphasis on the ASTONISHING growth.
Hence, phenomenal is the most appropriate.

The correct option is A.

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Not should always be before a MAIN or auxiliary verb. But here not is NEITHER PRECEDED nor succeeded by a verb. So not is incorrect.

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POISED means balance,calm and cool.According to the PASSAGE,the MEANING of poised is ready.Adulterated means contaminated.Stupefy means to stun.Launched means to startsomething.Hence,E is correct.

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From the subsequent lines in the paragraph we can see that competition has had a negative impact OVERALL. So this kind of competition can be DESCRIBED as UNHEALTHY. Thus, OPTION B is the right choice.

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Refer to 1ST and 2ndlines of 2nd paragraph and 2nd line of 3rd paragraph.Those STATE that E-banking should UNDERGO necessary changes continuallyand MUTUAL cooperation is required to mitigate risks of security.

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Refer To para 1 Lines 3,4. Those state that For lecturing to be a BETTER option, it requires competing learners. HENCE,C

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The passage is referring to the need ofinnovation. The author is AVERSE to conventional thinking and states that health problems cannot be solved using conventional approach . Hence, possibly,must & should can be ELIMINATED(as when substituted those mean CONTRAST). Between NEVER& cannot, cannot fits WELL never is correct if preceded by can Hence, A.

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The meaning of the word 'eccentric' is 'abnormal'. So, these two are the WORDS that are CLOSEST in meaning from among the OPTIONS. Option b) is the correct answer.

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We ALWAYS useverb+es FORM when we have singular NOUN or PRONOUN. Hence, D

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A summary or an essence of the passageis NEVER written in the PASSAGE. It can be written only somewhere else/ Hence eliminated.Moral is something written at the end of the passage but not in the middle. A, problem is MEANING negative and eliminated. Hence, B, objective meaning PURPOSE is CORRECT.

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Dampen MEANS MAKE something wet or to havea low IMPACT and can be ELIMINATED as the passage states thatdrought has a high impact on the employment.' Lead&contribute;' areto be followed by 'to' to fit in the passage. 'Result'should be followed by 'in' to fit in the passage.Hence, trigger means haveeffect on something forcefully is CORRECT.

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The third line of the 1st paragraph states that Bush had given the freedom to The Iraq commander GENERAL GEORGE to decide how MANY troops were required TOFIGHT the war.Hence,C is correct.

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The passage talks about the rising FOOD inflation and various REASONS responsible for it. Also, the rising interest rates are also mentioned.

Hence, the correct OPTION is B.

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When is used to represent a QUESTION onparticular point of time. But there is no PARTICULAR time frame given. Also we use gone are DAYS FOLLOWED by which. Hence, A.

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Explored her VISION is WRONG and doesn't make sense in this sentence. It should be replaced with expanded her vision. D is the answer.

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There is error in part B.

The word 'radical' has been MISSPELT as 'radicle'.

Therefore, the correct OPTION is B.

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We use how to REPRESENT this question ALSO will is to be succeeded by can. Hence,B

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The english idiom is 'nick of time' which means at the last possible instant.

All other variations of the PHRASE GIVEN in OPTION are wrong.

The gramatically correct statement WOULD be, 'Sharon made it tp WORK in the nick of time or else she would have missed the meeting.'

Hence, the correct option is A.

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We USE past PERFECT continuous when we discuss about something that had started beyond past and continued TILL past. Hence, CORRECT formation is have been doing

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Use of adverb necessarily is required with the verb is. Use of ADJECTIVE necessary is wrong in this context. In the original SENTENCE himself is incorrectly placed that makes the sentence AWKWARD. Right sentence is 'Although he was SEEN with a drug-peddler,he is not a drug-peddler necessarily himself'. D is the right answer.

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The 5th LINE of the passage clearly STATES that in-orderto attract talented students ,the schools need to MAINTAIN PERFORMANCE record at high levels.Hence,C

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The correct order of sentence is: FCAEDB. F is the opening sentence and it introduces the idea. This is followed by C which TALKS about the name of the company. This is followed by sentence A which explains the genesis of the idea. E FOLLOWS A and explains what the SOFTWARE is capable of PERFORMING. D continues to talk about the features. The CONCLUDING sentence is B, which talks about how teachers can benefit from this software.

So, A is the third sentence after rearrangement.