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John is very (delicate, gale, methodical) when he does math problems.
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The United States helped (frivolous, jubilee, liberate) the Afghani people from repression.
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The butterfly's (delicate, restrict, transform) wings were pale green.
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The cruise ship (Jubilee, Restrict, Transform) will sail to Alaska's Northern Passage in July.
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If Mark gets in trouble again, his parents will (decline, liberate, restrict) him to his room.
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The tiny sailboat overturned in the (frivolous, gale, jubilee).
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If Eric gets in trouble again, his parents will (jubilee, restrict, transform) him to his room.
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A new hairstyle will (decline, delicate, transform) your looks.
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Seth's health began to (decline, methodical, restrict).
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In the nineteenth century, pictures in the press were condemned as (frivolous, liberate, restrict) and misleading.
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He will (decline, jubilee, transform) the nomination for President.
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Those allegations are false, and his lawsuit is (delicate, frivolous, gale).
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He presented himself as the candidate to (jubilee, liberate, methodical) the country from corruption.
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Thirty-six states (decline, delicate, restrict) late-night driving by teens.
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