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The leader of the country suppressed opposition to his philosophies, but eventually the regime fell, ending his control.
partitive
fettered
totalitarian
lichenous

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wich one
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If you break the rules when playing games, your results will be .
boycotted
nullified
perpetrated
oscillated
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Arranging class schedules for three thousand students
was a task requiring meticulous attention to detail.
pungent
sinuous
celestial
meticulous
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Because he was a total stranger, his kindness and
generosity were totally to me.
coherent
inexplicable
eminent
astringent
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Although the incident would have upset most people,
Jill easily maintained her .
sinecure
virulence
penumbra
equanimity
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Being a proud and formal person, Elizabeth disliked
being referred to with the "Lizzie."
diminutive
plaintive
subservient
volatile
Answered by GPT 3.5
The leader of the country suppressed opposition to his philosophies, but eventually the regime fell, ending his total control. The people were fettered for years under his oppressive rule. However, the tide turned, and the partitive forces rose up, overthrowing the leader and dismantling the totalitarian regime. Now, the country is slowly recovering, like a lichenous organism regenerating after years of suppression.
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I apologize for the confusion. The correct term that fits the given context is "totalitarian."
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If you break the rules when playing games, your results will be nullified.
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Arranging class schedules for three thousand students was a task requiring meticulous attention to detail.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Because he was a total stranger, his kindness and generosity were totally inexplicable to me.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Although the incident would have upset most people, Jill easily maintained her equanimity.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Being a proud and formal person, Elizabeth disliked being referred to with the diminutive "Lizzie."

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