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When Ted was three years old, the 1£®absence (absent) of mind of a taxi driver caused an accident, resulting in Ted's 2£®disability (disable). He lost one of his legs, but he grew to be tough and 3£®ambitious (ambition). At 19, he went to university, majoring in computer engineering, which he thought was 4£®suitable (suit) for his condition. In his junior year, he succeeded in designing a computer system, making students easily 5£®accessible (access) to the digital resources of the library. He received many e­mails of 6£®congratulations (congratulate) from his family and friends. His efforts turned out to be 7£®beneficial (benefit). He was employed by a large company right after his graduation.

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Fred's colleagues came to congratulate him on 8£®being awarded (award) the title of Outstanding Engineer. When he first arrived at the factory, he had difficulty 9£®adapting (adapt) himself to the new surroundings. Some of the regulations and practices made him 10£®annoyed (annoy). For a moment he intended 11£®to resign (resign) his post unless they 12£®were abolished (abolish). But Fred managed to settle in and devoted himself to his work. He was appointed 13£®to conduct (conduct) an important experiment on a new process and he eventually achieved great success.

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Wu Dong used 14£®to live (live) in the countryside. As well as 15£®going (go) to school, he would help his parents with some farm work. After years of great efforts, he is now happy 16£®to have found (find) a well­paid job in the city. He often comes back to visit his parents, 17£®accompanying (accompany) them for a day or two, whenever 18£®it is convenient to him. He hasn't been used to 19£®living (live) in a large city. His father once suggested that he 20£®(should)get (get) married as soon as possible, but he didn't intend to before his career took off.