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        Group 1 food crops

        1.abandon

        2.adversely

        3.aggregate

        4.cultivation

        5.fertilize

        6.intensify

        7.irrigation

        8.obtain

        9.photosynthesis

        10.precipitation

        Group 2 disaster

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        2.catastrophic

        3.collide

        4.eruption

        5.famine

        6.flood

        7.impact

        8.persevere

        9.plunge

        10.unleash

        Group 3 evolution and migration

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        2.diverse

        3.evolve

        4.feature

        5.generation

        6.inherent

        7.migration

        8.physical

        9.process

        10.survive

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        1.constraint

        2.contamination

        3.deplete

        4.dispose of

        5.elementally

        6.emission

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        8.reservoir

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        1. An underlying assumption of most market research is that people are continually ____ financial decisions based on their desire for goods that give them the most satisfaction.

        (A) making

        (B) and make

        (C) being made

        (D) having made

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        (D) are to be

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        (C) it is often

        (D) many of which are

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        Atmospheric corrections

        ӵĻWɷChemical composition of the atmosphere

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        ̼ Low-Carbon Life

        ̼ Low-Carbon Tour

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        ̼ Carbon

        ̼ Carbon dioxide

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        ̼Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide

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        hӋ Environmental auditing

        hӰur Environmental health impact assessment

        hӰ Environmental impact

        hӰur Environmental impact assessment

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        иԇ~R13

        increase the state tax revenue (fiscal revenue)ؔ

        the value-added tax(VAT) ֵ

        normal trade relations QPϵ

        policy bank y

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        one-time-consumption һM

        non-installment һԃ߀J

        sanitary cup һԱ

        disposable chopsticks һԿ

        non-returnable container һðb

        lump-sum payment һԅR

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        the living standards of a fairly comfortable life

        a relatively comfortable standard of living С

        wholly (solely)foreign-owned enterprise ̪YI

        an export-oriented economy/ a foreign-oriented city

        an international city ͽ/

        overseas investment Y

        foreign invested enterprise YI

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        иԇ~R15

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