Multiple Choice
Choose
for or against, according to whether you think the writer will favor or oppose the
matter (or person) in question.
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In spite of the difficulties associated with . . .
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While it cannot be denied that problem will need to be overcome . . .
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3.
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In view of the objections raised . . .
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Thanks to his hard work, dedication, and unstinting loyalty . . .
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Given the generally disappointing reaction to the plan . . .
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Because of the controversy surrounding this recommendation . . .
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7.
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For all his obvious weaknesses . . .
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He may well have certain habits we would all disapprove of . . .
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9.
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Of course, everyone appreciated the excitement generated by the team . .
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10.
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As a result of the overwhelmingly enthusiastic response to this idea . .
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11.
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. . . his undoubted talents notwithstanding.
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. . . he is, nevertheless, the sort of man we are looking for.
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13.
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. . . despite the expense involved.
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14.
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. . . however enthusiastically he may be recommended.
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. . . all the same, there are strong reservations in some quarters.
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16.
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. . . whereas this candidate is one of doubtful ability.
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. . . nonetheless, we should take advantage of this unusual opportunity.
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. . . much as I respect her excellent reputation as a judge.
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19.
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. . . yet this should not prejudice our opinion of him.
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20.
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. . . even though I think he is an excellent statistician.
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