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Councilwoman moore stepped up to the podium. "i don't think i need to upon reasons for voting against the proposed construction; i thought that the message was clear enough at the last meeting--when you all opposed it as well. obviously, someone has a few of you into changing your opinion since last month, and your sudden, decision to yield to beta-rad enterprises bothers me a great deal. what happened to the surplus of toward beta-rad from the last meeting? don't you remember how we in our victory over the radioactive waste dump? for two years, we've listened to beta-rad executives us, and we finally had the chance to stop it for good. how could the opinions of fifteen people possibly this much?" word bank:

Answer 1

Answer:

Expound, cajoled, inscrutable, acrimony, exult, harry, fluctuate

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Fill in the blanks using these words: fluctuate, cajole, expound, acrimony, exult, inscrutable, metier, and harry.

Councilwoman moore stepped up to the podium. "i don't think i need to expound upon reasons for voting against the proposed construction; i thought that the message was clear enough at the last meeting--when you all opposed it as well. obviously, someone has cajoled a few of you into changing your opinion since last month, and your sudden, inscrutable decision to yield to beta-rad enterprises bothers me a great deal. what happened to the surplus of acrimony  toward beta-rad from the last meeting? don't you remember how we exult in our victory over the radioactive waste dump? for two years, we've listened to beta-rad executives harry us, and we finally had the chance to stop it for good. how could the opinions of fifteen people possibly fluctuate this much?"

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Answer 2

Answer:

expound, cajoled, inscrutable, acrimony, exult, harry, fluctuate

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Councilwoman Moore stepped up to the podium. "I don't think I need to expound upon reasons for voting against the proposed construction; I thought that the message was clear enough at the last meeting-when you all opposed it as well. Obviously, someone has cajoled a few of you into changing your opinion since last month, and your sudden, inscrutable decision to yield to Beta-Rad Enterprises bothers me a great deal. What happened to the surplus of acrimony toward Beta-Rad from the last meeting? Don't you remember how we exult in our victory over the radioactive waste dump? For two years, we've listened to Beta-Rad executives harry us, and we finally had the chance to stop it for good. How could the opinions of fifteen people possibly fluctuate this much?