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A. $70000.
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A B C D
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The direction, strength, and variability of the w
A. Their location.
B. Their destructiveness.
C. Their formation.
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A. ascribes
B. subscribes
C. adheres
D. caters
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Such antediluvian worries were raked over again on July 13th when Iain Duncan Smith, a former Tory leader, called for an official endorsement of marriage. Mr Duncan Smith cites several reasons to encourage wedlock, including family stability (married couples are much less likely to split than cohabiting ones ) and healthier children who do better in later life. There was talk of state-run counselling, pro-marriage propaganda in schools and mandatory "cooling-off" periods before divorces. Mr Duncan Smith favours tax breaks for married couples, something that Labour has long refused to endorse.
It is
A. Negative.
B. Positive.
C. Cautious.
D. Zealous.
