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　　只说写作。在11月上我强化班、考前点题班的学生，或者参考了博客上关于12月份预测的朋友，看到12号这道考题之后，是否发现是我讲的原题?我在考前点题的时候，重点强调了：最后一次考试需要注意职业发展类和科技类的考题，而这次的题目不正是我点出的两种话题的综合吗?来源：www.examda.com
　　Using modern technology to work at home benefits workers only, but not employers. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
　　这道题目实际上是一道“骨灰级”的考题的语义扩大，以前见过的“是否同意在家办公”或者“在家办公的利弊”就是这道考题的原型，只是这道题目加上了“高科技手段”这样一些限定字眼，其实完全可以具体化到“computers, the Internet, telecommunicating”等常见的科技类型。
　　这篇文章如果按照中庸的方式去写，会比较容易构思一些，也就是主体加让步的方式。下面提供一些思路，供大家参考。
　　1.在家工作的员工的生活方式首先将会改变。可以灵活支配自己的时间flexible time allocation，不再需要朝九晚五的生活nine-to-five routine，能腾出时间照顾老人陪伴小孩。
　　2.在家工作改善了生活质量，创造了更多的生产力productivity，空闲的时间，提供了更多的教育和更少的污染。
　　3.管理者可以看到好处：病假sick leave的减少，年假annual leave的减少，工人补偿减低以及办公成本的节省
　　4.远程办公的灵活性是未来的趋势
　　1.在家办公的人面临着被社交圈抛弃的危险：may face the risk that they will be left out of the communication loop.
　　2.在家办公可能不会受到来自同事的干扰，但是却要面临电视、家务和家庭成员的干扰。
　　3.在家办公意味着没有支援，也不能在紧要关头得到指导了和帮助。
　　4.雇主需要担心职员是否足够自律。
　　阅读
　　There are few more sobering online activities than entering data into college-tuition calculators and gasping as the Web spits back a six-figure sum. But economists say families about to go into debt to fund four years of partying, as well as studying, can console themselves with the knowledge that college is an investment that, unlike many bank stocks, should yield huge dividends。
　　A 2008 study by two Harvard economists notes that the “labor-market premium to skill”—or the amount college graduates earned that’s greater than what high-school graduate earned—decreased for much of the 20th century, but has come back with a vengeance (报复性地) since the 1980s. In 2005, The typical full-time year-round U.S. worker with a four-year college degree earned $50,900, 62% more than the $31,500 earned by a worker with only a high-school diploma。
　　There’s no question that going to college is a smart economic choice. But a look at the strange variations in tuition reveals that the choice about which college to attend doesn’t come down merely to dollars and cents. Does going to Columbia University (tuition, room and board $49,260 in 2007-08) yield a 40% greater return than attending the University of Colorado at Boulder as an out-of-state student ($35,542)? Probably not. Does being an out-of-state student at the University of Colorado at Boulder yield twice the amount of income as being an in-state student ($17,380) there? Not likely。
　　No, in this consumerist age, most buyers aren’t evaluating college as an investment, but rather as a consumer product—like a car or clothes or a house. And with such purchases, price is only one of many crucial factors to consider。
　　As with automobiles, consumers in today’s college marketplace have vast choices, and people search for the one that gives them the most comfort and satisfaction in line with their budgets. This accounts for the willingness of people to pay more for different types of experiences (such as attending a private liberal-arts college or going to an out-of-state public school that has a great marine-biology program). And just as two auto purchasers might spend an equal amount of money on very different cars, college students (or, more accurately, their parents) often show a willingness to pay essentially the same price for vastly different products. So which is it? Is college an investment product like a stock or a consumer product like a car? In keeping with the automotive world’s hottest consumer trend, maybe it’s best to characterize it as a hybrid (混合动力汽车); an expensive consumer product that, over time, will pay rich dividends。

　　完形
　　Some historians say that the most important contribution of Dwight Eisenhower’s presidency (总统任期) in the 1950s was the U.S. interstate highway system. It was a __62__ project, easily surpassing the scale of such previous human __63__ as the Panama Canal. Eisenhower’s interstate highways __64__ the nation together in new ways and __65__ major economic growth by making commerce less __66__. Today, an information superhighway has been built—an electronic network that __67__ libraries, corporations, government agencies and __68__. This electronic superhighway is called the Internet, __69__ it is the backbone (主干) of the World Wide Web。
　　The Internet had its __70__ in a 1969 U.S. Defense Department computer network called ARPAnet, which __71__ Advanced Research Projects Agency Network. The Pentagon built the network for military contractors and universities doing military research to __72__ information. In 1983 the National Science Foundation (NSF)， __73__ mission is to promote science, took over。
　　This new NSF network __74__ more and more institutional users, may of __75__ had their own internal networks. For example, most universities that __76__ the NSF network had intracampus computer networks. The NSF network __77__ became a connector for thousands of other networks. __78__ a backbone system that interconnects networks, internet was a name that fit。
　　So we can see that the Internet is the wired infrastructure (基础设施) on which web __79__ move. It began as a military communication system, which expanded into a government-funded __80__ research network。
　　Today, the Internet is a user-financed system tying institutions of many sorts together __81__ an “information superhighway。”
　　62. A.concise B.radical C.massive D.trivial
　　63. A.behaviors B.endeavors C.inventions D.elements
　　64. A.packed B.stuck C.suppressed D.bound
　　65. A.facilitated B.modified C.mobilized D.terminated
　　66. A.competitive B.comparative C.exclusive D.expensive
　　67. A.merges B.connects C.relays D.unifies
　　68. A.figures B.personalities C.individuals D.humans
　　69. A.and B.yet C.or D.while
　　70. A.samples B.sources C.origins D.precedents
　　71. A.stood by B.stood for C.stood against D.stood over
　　72. A.exchange B.bypass C.switch D.interact
　　73. A.their B.that C.when D.whose
　　74. A.expanded B.contracted C.attracted D.extended
　　75. A.what B.which C.these D.them
　　76. A.joined B.attached C.participated D.involved
　　77. A.moreover B.however C.likewise D.then　　
　　78. A.With B.By C.In D.As
　　79. A.contexts B.signs C.messages D.leaflets
　　80. A.citizen B.civilian C.amateur D.resident
　　81. A.into B.amid C.over D.toward
　　翻译
　　82. With the oil prices ever rising, she tried to talk ________ (说服他不买车)。
　　83. ________ (保持幽默有助于) reduce stress and promote creative thinking in today’s competitive society。
　　84. When confronted with the evidence, ________ (他不得不坦白自己的罪行)。
　　85. When people say, “I can feel my ears burning,” it means they think ________ (一定有人在说他们坏话)。
　　86. She has decided to go on a diet, but finds ________ (很难抵制冰淇淋的诱惑)。

　　参考答案：
　　82. him out of buying a car
　　83. Keeping a sense of humor helps
　　84. he had no choice but to confess his crime
　　85. someone must be speaking ill of them/ there must be someone who is speaking ill of them
　　86. it hard to resist the temptation of ice cream
　　第二节：词汇微观突破
　　一。单词记忆规律论坛
　　及时复习：一小时内;睡前;醒后;随时随地。
　　二。英语单词构词法
　　Example
　　internationalize, internationalization
　　↑
　　Internationale
　　↑
　　internationalist, internationalism←international→internationality, internationally
　　↑
　　nation-wide←nation→nation-hood, nation-state
　　↓
　　nationally, nationality←national→nationalize, nationalization, nationalism
　　↓
　　nationalist, nationalistic, nationalistically
　　1. Prefixes
　　1) dis- (not, the opposite of) disadvantage, dislike, disagree, disappear, disarm, disaster, disastrous, disappoint, disable, disability, discharge, disclose, discount, discourage, discover, discovery, discrepancy, disease, disgrace, disguise, disgust, dishonor, dishonest, dismay, disorder, dispatch, disperse, displace, displacement, displease, disregard, dissatisfy, distort , distract, disintegrate, disparage, dispassion, disproportionate
　　2) in- (not, in, into) inability, incorrect, incapable, indirect, inhuman, injustice, informal, inside, include, inclusive, income, increase, increasingly, incredible, indefinite, independence, independent, indifferent, indispensable, individual, indoor, inertia , inevitable, infamous , infinite, inhabit , inhabitant, inherent , inject, inland , inlet , inner, innocent, innumerable , input, inquire, inquiry, insane, insensitive, insert, insight, insist, inspect, inspiration , inspire, install, installation, installment , instance, instant, instinct, insulate , intense, interior, internal, into, intrinsic, invade, invalid , invaluable , invariably , invasion, invert , investigate, invisible, involve, inward, incomplete, indecisive, inedible, inept, inevitably, infection, infirm, injection, innate, insecurity, insider, insidious, insatiable
　　3) im- (not, in, into) impossible, imbalance, immature, immoral, impatient, implicit , impress, impression, import, immigrate, imprison, immerse
　　4) il- (not) illegal, illiterate, illogical
　　5) ir- (not) irregular, irresponsible, irrespective
　　6) un- (not) unable, uncover, undo, undoubtedly, undress , uneasy, unemployment , unexpected, unfold , unfortunately, unimportant, unlike, unload, unusual, unaware, unenlightened, unparalleled, unsustainable
　　7) non- (not) nonsmoker, nonexistence, non-cooperation, nonstop, nonmetal, nonresident, nonsense, nonfundamentalist, nonspecialist
　　8) mis- (wrong, wrongly) misjudge, misunderstand, mislead, misspell, misstep, misfortune, misuse, misguided, misinformation
　　9) de- (showing the opposite, to remove, to reduce) deform, deface, demobilize, destruction, deforest, denationalize, depress, depression, devalue, decode, decrease, degenerate , degrade , descend, descendant , descent
　　10) pre- (before, in advance) prefix, pre-historic, precaution, precede , preceding, preclude , predecessor , predict, predominant , preface, prejudice, preliminary, premature , premier , premise , premium , preparation, prepare, prepay, preside , president, presumably, presume , pretext , prevail, prevent, previous, prewar, prediction, pre-scientific, presumptively, preconception
　　11) ante-, (before, in advance) anteroom, ante-Christian, antemeridian, anticipate, antique
　　12) fore- (in advance, before, in or at the front) forearm, forehead, foreman, foretell , foresee , forefather , foreleg, forerunner , fore , foremost, forecast, forewarn
　　13) ex- (out, out of, former) ex-minister, ex-president, ex-Soviet Union, ex-wife, export, exclude, exclusive, excursion, exhibit, exile , exit, exotic , expand, expansion, expedition , expel , expend , expenditure , expense, explode, explosion, explosive, expose, exposition , exposure, express, expression, extend, extension, extensive, exterior, external, extinct, extra, extract
　　14) post- (later than, after) postgraduate, postwar, postmeridian, postpone, postscript
　　15) sub- (under, below, less important) sub, subject, subway, subtitle, subdivide, submarine , sub-zero, submerge, submit, subordinate , subscribe , subsection, subsequent, subsidiary , subsidy , substance, substantial, substitute, subtract, suburb, subconsciously, subtly
　　16) infra- (below in a range, beyond) infrastructure , infrared
　　17) re- (again, back to a former state) react, reaction, recall, recede , receipt, recipient , reclaim , recognize, recognition, record, recorder, recover, recovery, recreation, recur , recycle , redundant , reflect, reflection, reflexion, reform, refrain , refresh, refreshment , refund , refute , reinforce, reject, remember, remind, removal, remove, renaissance , renew, repay , repeat, repeatedly, repel , repetition, replace, replacement, reply, report, reporter, represent, representative, repression , reproduce, respect, respond, response, responsibility, responsible, restore, resume, return, reunion , reuse, review, revise, revive, revolt, revolution, revolutionary, revolve, reward
　　18) co-, col-, com-, con-, cor- (with together) co-existence, cooperate, cooperative , co-author, coalition , coherent , coincide , coincidence , collaboration , colleague, collide , collision, collocation, compassion, compassionate, concentric, confederation, conjoin, coordinate, correlate, correlation, correspond
　　19) inter- (between, among) international, interchange, interchangeable, interdependent, interpersonal, interview, interact , interaction, intercourse , interface , interfere, interference, Internet, interrupt, interval, intervene
　　20) macro- (large) macroeconomics , macrocosm , macrostructure
　　21) micro- (extremely small) microcomputer, microeconomics , microscope, microphone, microsurgery, microelectronics, microbiologist
　　22) super- (greater or more than) super, supermarket, supersonic , superman, superpower, supernatural, supervise , superb, superficial, superintendent , superior, superiority , supreme, supersystem
　　23) sur- (more than, beyond) surplus, surtax, surface, surpass , surround, survival, survive, suspect
　　24) ultra- (beyond, very, too) ultramodern, ultrasound, ultra-violet
　　25) auto- (of or by oneself) auto, autocriticism, autoland, automobile, automation , automatic, autobiography , autonomous , autonomy
　　26) mal- (bad, badly) malfunction, maltreat , malnutrition , malpractice
　　27) tele- (at or over a long distance, by or for television) telegram, television, telegraph, telephone, telecommunications , telescope, telescreen, teleswitch, televise
　　28) semi-, hemi- (half) semicircle, semiconductor, semi-colony , semifinal, hemisphere
　　29) uni-, mono- (one) uniform, unify , union, unique, unit, unite, unity, universe, universal, university, monologue , monoplane, monopoly , monotone, monotonous , carbon monoxide
　　30) bi-, di- (two) biweekly, bicycle, bilateral , billion, bilingual, dialogue, carbon dioxide
　　31) tri- (three) tricycle , triangle, triangular, trilogy , triple, trigonometry
　　32) quadri-, quadru- (four) quadruple, quadrangle
　　33) penta- (five) pentagon, Pentagon, Pentium
　　34) hexa- (six) hexagon, hexangular采集者退散
　　35) sept- (seven) September, Sept-Wolves
　　36) octa- (eight) octagon, octave, octopus, October
　　37) nona- (nine) nonagon, November
　　38) deci-, deca- (ten) decade, decimal
　　39) centi- (hundredth part) centigrade, centimeter, centipede , century
　　40) kilo- (thousand) kilo, kilometer, kilogram(me)， kilowatt
　　41) mill- (thousand) millennium , millimeter
　　42) multi- (many) multipurpose, multinational, multiple, multiply, multitude
　　43) counter-, anti-, contra- (opposite, against) counteract, counterattack, counterclockwise, counterrevolutionary, antibiotic, antigravity, antimatter, antiwar, antinuclear, contradict, contradiction, contramissile, contranatural, contrary, contrast, anticonsumerism, anti-intellectualism
　　44) mini- (smallest, short) minibus, miniskirt, minimum, minister, minimize, ministry, minor, minority, minute
　　45) max- (greatest) maximum, maximal , maximize
　　46) out- (outside, beyond) outdo, outwit, outlive, outnumber, outdoor, outstanding, outskirts , outward, outcome, outer, outing , outline, outlook, output, outrage , outside
　　47) over- (too much, above, additional) overwork, overuse, overtake, overpass , overthrow , overturn , overall, overdue , overhead, overhear , overlook, overseas, overtime
　　48) trans- (across, on or to the other side of) transaction , transatlantic, transcend , transfer, transform, transistor , transit , transition , translate, translation, transmission, transmit, transmitter, transparent, transplant, transport, transportation
　　49) under- (too little, below) underdevelop, underdevelopment, underestimate, undergraduate, underground, underlie , underline, undersea, underlying , undermine , underneath, underwear
　　50) neo- (new) neo-Nazism, neolithic
　　51) be- (cause to be or have) befriend, belittle
　　52) bio- (life) biology, biography , autobiography, antibiotic, biochemistry, biosphere, biomedical
　　53) en- em- (cause to become, put into the stated condition) embody, empower, endanger, enlarge, enrich, encompass, enthrone, entrench
　　54) extra- (outside, beyond) extracurricular, extraordinary
　　55) mid- (middle) midday, midnight
　　56) poly- (many) polycentric, polydirectional, polysyllabic
　　57) pseudo- (not real, false) pseudomemory, pseudonym, pseudoscience
　　58) thermo- (heat) thermochemistry, thermometer
　　59) vice- (next in rank below) vice-chairman, vice-president
　　60) aero- (air) aerial , aeroplane, aeronautics, aerospace
　　61) cross- (across, going between the stated things and joining them) cross-country, crossbreed
　　62) intra- (inside, within; into) intracity, intra-department, intranet
　　63) pro- (in favor of, supporting) pro-America, pro-abortion
　　64) self- (by means of oneself or itself, of, to; with, for or in oneself or itself) self-employed, self-taught
　　65) step- (not by birth but through a parent who has remarried) stepmother, stepchildren
　　66) by-, bye- (less important) by-product, byway
　　67) a-, (on, in; not, without; intensive) aboard, abroad, ahead, ashore, aside, ashamed, awake, aware, abed, aflame; amoral, anarchy, anonymous, asocial, atom, apolitical, acentric; abide, alike, amaze, arise, arouse, await
　　68) ab-, abs- (the opposite of, away from, off) abnormal, abrupt, absent, abstract, abuse, abortion

　　2. Suffixes
　　Nouns
　　1) –ant, -ent applicant, component, servant, student
　　2) –er, -or, -ar employer, interviewer, trainer, painter, New Yorker, Northerner, lighter, cooker, conductor, beggar, arbiter, shipper
　　3) –ee absentee, abandonee, employee, interviewee, trainee
　　4) –eer engineer, pioneer
　　5) –an, -ian, -arian historian, humanitarian, librarian, musician, Canadian
　　6) –ese Chinese, Japanese
　　7) –ist artist, Marxist, capitalist, creationist, extremist, futurologist, manicurist, neuroscientist, oncologist, purist
　　8) –ism socialism, capitalism, mechanism, ableism, ageism, individualism, collectivism, creationism, optimism, pessimism, alphabetism
　　9) -ability, -ibility ability, flexibility, availability, capability, mutability
　　10) –age postage, shrinkage, wastage
　　11) –al arrival, refusal, revival
　　12) –ance, -ence appearance, reference
　　13) –ancy, -ency emergency, expectancy, delinquency
　　14) –cy accuracy, bankruptcy
　　15) –dom freedom, kingdom, wisdom
　　16) –ery bravery, cookery
　　17) –ess actress, lioness本文来源:网
　　18) –ette cigarette, novelette, cassette
　　19) –ful handful, spoonful
　　20) –hood childhood, brotherhood, neighborhood
　　21) –ics economics, electronics, mechanics, physics, mathematics, politics
　　22) –ion(-sion, -ssion -ition, -ation) decision, discussion, inflation, translation, action, correction, allegation, connotation, depletion, distortion, elimination, emulation, formulation, immunization, integration, manipulation, radiation, recitation, vaccination
　　23) –ity, -ty reality, curiosity, purity, security, certainty, cruelty, difficulty, loyalty, poverty, safety, municipality, triviality, affinity, diversity, ingenuity, maturity, mediocrity, mobility, sovereignty, timidity
　　24) –ment movement, agreement, harassment, refinement
　　25) –ness carelessness, greatness, friendliness, weakness, tiredness, inventiveness
　　26) –ology futurology, geology, biology, musicology, psychology, anthropology, cosmology
　　27) –ship hardship, friendship, sportsmanship, editorship
　　28) –th birth, death, breadth, strength, truth
　　29) -ure closure, exposure
　　Adjectives
　　30) –able, -ible acceptable, admissible, avoidable, eatable, countable, notable , suitable, variable, accessible, praisable, sizable, tangible
　　31) –al educational, additional, normal, natural, essential, detrimental, emotional, parental, patriarchal, promotional, spatial, surgical
　　32) –an, -arian, -ian suburban, disciplinarian, Canadian, partisan
　　33) –ant, -ent different, resultant
　　34) –ary, -ory advisory, customary, complementary, parliamentary
　　35) –ate considerate, fortunate, passionate
　　36) –en golden, wooden, woolen
　　37) –ern northern, southern
　　38) –ese Chinese, Japanese
　　39) –free carefree, troublefree
　　40) –ful careful, painful
　　41) –ic, -ical atomic, biological, economic, economical, historic, historical, classic, classical, scientific, medical, mechanic, mechanical, hypocritical, psychedelic, psychoactive, strategic, volcanic
　　42) –ish selfish, childish, womanish, greenish, reddish, yellowish, Swedish, Danish
　　43) –ive creative, decisive, supportive, adaptive, competitive, hyperactive, persuasive, pervasive, speculative
　　44) –less useless, fruitless, boundless, groundless, hopeless, jobless
　　45) –like childlike, ladylike
　　46) –ly, –y, -ry manly, monthly, hairy, noisy, scary
　　47) –ous, –ious, -uous, -eous various, continuous, courageous, courteous, harmonious
　　48) –proof airproof, bulletproof, fireproof, waterproof
　　49) –some tiresome, lonesome, quarrelsome, troublesome, worrisome
　　50) –ward downward, homeward
　　51) –ed purified, farfetched, frenzied
　　Verbs
　　52) –en deepen, fasten, lengthen, strengthen, harden, liken, tighten
　　53) –ify beautify, classify, electrify, horrify, identify, modify, simplify, justify, testify, verify, rectify
　　54) –ize, -yze, -ise, -yse analyze, modernize, industrialize, popularize, specialisation, professionalisation, penalize, urbanize, urbanization, normalize, normalization, politicize
　　Adverbs
　　55) –ly clearly, easily, quickly, ironically, radically
　　56) –ward, -wards inward, outward, upward, downward, homeward, northwards
　　57) -wise clockwise, otherwise
　　3. Stems
　　1) vis (to see) visible, vision, visual, visit, visitor, advice, supervise, television
　　2) agri (land) agriculture, agronomy
　　3) ann (year) anniversary, annual, semiannual, centennial
　　4) astro, aster (star) astrology, astronomy, astronaut, astrophysics, disaster, asteroid, astronomer
　　5) audi (to hear) audience, auditorium , audit , auditor , auditory, audio-visual
　　6) bell (war) rebel, rebellion, rebellious, belligerent
　　7) ced (to go) precede, precedent, unprecedented, exceed, proceed, succeed
　　8) cid, cis (to cut, to kill) decide, decision, decisive , concise, suicide, homicide, pesticide
　　9) claim (to cry, to shout) exclaim, proclaim, acclaim, clamor
　　10) clar (clear) declare, clarify, clarity
　　11) cord (heart) cordial, concord, discord , accord
　　12) cred (to believe, to trust) credible, incredible, credulous, credit, credential
　　13) dent (tooth) dental, dentist
　　14) dict (to say) contradict, dictate, dictator, predict, indicate, indicative
　　15) fact (to do, to make) factory, manufacture, benefactor, malefactor
　　16) flu (to flow) fluent, influence, influenza (flu)， fluid
　　17) geo (earth) geography, geometry, geology , geopolitics
　　18) gram, graph (to draw, to write) diagram, telegram, program, photograph, geography, telegraph
　　19) insul (island) insulate, insulator , insular, peninsula
　　20) ject (to throw) project, inject, reject, subject, eject
　　21) liber (free) liberate, liberty (at liberty)， liberal, liberalism
　　22) liter (letter) literate , literacy, illiterate, illiteracy, literature, literary, literal , literally
　　23) log (to speak) dialogue, apology, prologue, monologue, logic
　　24) manu (hand) manuscript , manufacture, manufacturer, manual, manage, management, manager
　　25) medi (middle) immediate, medium, media, mediate, medieval, median
　　26) mort (death) mortal, immortal, mortality
　　27) nov (new) novel, novelty, novice, innovate
　　28) ori (to rise) orient, oriental, Oriental, orientation, origin, original, originate, disorient
　　29) pend (to hang, money) depend, dependent, dependency, dependable, independent, suspend, expend, spend, expenditure, expense, expensive, pension
　　30) port (to carry) portable, import, export, deport, porter, support
　　31) pur (pure) purify , purity , Puritan
　　32) rect (correct, straight) correct, rectify , erect
　　33) rupt (to break) interrupt, disrupt, bankrupt, bankruptcy, corrupt
　　34) sal (salt) salary, salad－全国最大教育类网站()
　　35) sist (to stand) resist, resistance, resistible, consist, assist, exist, insist, persist
　　36) spect (to look) spectacle, spectacular, prospect, retrospect, inspect, respect, suspect, circumspect , spectator , conspicuous , perspective
　　37) spir (breath) inspire, inspiration, spirit
　　38) tract (to draw) tractor, attract, protract, contract, abstract, extract, distract
　　39) urb (city) urban, suburb, suburban
　　40) vac (empty) vacant, vacation, vacuum
　　41) vit (life) vital, vitality, vitamin, vitalize
　　42) viv (to live) survive, survival, survivor, revival, vivid, vivacity
　　4. Compounds
　　breakfast, brunch, businessman, dragonfly, headmaster, headquarters, history, mankind, masterpiece, person, sit-in, downsize, backbone, lifestyle, lockout, newsletter, scapegoat, signpost, smallpox, spymaster, stakeholder, standstill, stockpile, trustworthy
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