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Namibia wasn't <self-governing> until the 1980's. empezar lección
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<Bear in mind> that he once rescued your reputation. empezar lección
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Prince Charles is the <heir> to the British throne. empezar lección
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James had a short <flirtation> with Communism when he studied in Oxford. empezar lección
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If the elections in Afghanistan are <boycotted>, it could cause major problems for the future government. empezar lección
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John <backed> Mark in his race for the seat in Parliament. empezar lección
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The only <member> of the committee to say no was Frank Smythe. empezar lección
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In the age of globalization no country can fully be <self-sufficient>. empezar lección
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If the government <collapses> new elections will be held. empezar lección
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Political <agitators> played an important part in the October Revolution. empezar lección
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The investigating committee <got hold of> evidence of the President's involvement in a spy scandal. empezar lección
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The political systems of East European countries have undergone a <transformation> over the past 15 years. empezar lección
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The accidental remark did a lot of <damage to> the public image of his party. empezar lección
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The President had a meeting with the representatives of all the <allied> states. empezar lección
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The <take over> of the government was completed by the army without fighting. empezar lección
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There should be no <censorship> in a democratic country. empezar lección
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Only native-born citizens are <eligible> for the US presidency. empezar lección
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After the <enlargement> the EU consists of 25 countries. empezar lección
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After the election the new president will have to <formulate> a new defence strategy. empezar lección
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Presidential elections held in Rwanda are just a <farce> - everybody knows the results beforehand. empezar lección
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Sexual minorities usually support <left wing> parties. empezar lección
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The Republic of South Africa was <boycotted> at all international sport events during the Apartheid. empezar lección
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The <civil rights> movement changed the American society into a more equal and free one. empezar lección
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I always support <centrist> parties. empezar lección
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If you don't show more <flexibility> we will never end these negotiations. empezar lección
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Michael Martin is currently the <Speaker> of the House of Commons. empezar lección
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The <borderland> between Poland and Germany has greatly developed in the past 10 years. empezar lección
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The <electorate> of conservative parties tends to be more stable than those of populist ones. empezar lección
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This document is invalid without the <seal> of the Prime Minister. empezar lección
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The opposition is planning to <sabotage> the new education act proposed by Tony Blair. empezar lección
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Feminists fight for gender <equality> in all aspects of life. empezar lección
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Mark left the city council because he wasn't <agreeable> to the new development plans. empezar lección
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The UN negotiated a political <settlement> between Turkey and Greece over Cyprus. empezar lección
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Unstable political situations can <inhibit> economic growth. empezar lección
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The crowd <charged> towards the gates of the factory when they saw the boss. empezar lección
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The Red Cross food supplies are the only <salvation> for starving children in Sudan. empezar lección
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The Committee will draw <inferences> from the presented data and will inform you about their decision next week. empezar lección
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Another outburst of <ethnic> violence has been reported in Liberia. empezar lección
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The minister's <discreditable> behaviour may cost him his office. empezar lección
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The <turnout> for the presidential elections was disappointingly low. empezar lección
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