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List of Redundancies

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by gmatIntent » Mon Dec 19, 2011 2:34 am
Some of the list of redundancies I've noted down during my preparation:
Thought it would be helpful to others as well.

1. now currently temperate areas
2. Joachim Raff can never regain popularity again
3. Cost amounts to a sum less than 1 million.
4. as big as 30 feet long
5. Cost of food is expected to rise higher next month
6. Watch for the tricks related to ‘annual’, ‘yearly’, etc
7. There are provisions of X that provide Y
8. Remains consistently expensive
9. The beginning of the 1930s commencement
10. Possible long term consequences may include
11. This meeting has some importance
12. Background check is a necessary prerequisite
13. Compared to a ratio of 42 times
14. They can potentially devastate homeowners

Answer Key:
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1.now - currently
2.regain - again
3.amounts - sum
4.big - long
5.rise - higher
6.-
7.provisions - provide
8.remains - consistently
9.beginning - commencement
10.possible - may
11.some - importance (if something is “important” it has "some importance")
12.necessary - prerequisite (a “prerequisite” is by definition “necessary”)
13.ratio - times
14.can - potentially
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