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Unlike———other native American peoples, the Navajo prospered in the late 19 th century.

• Uttermost

• As

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• Most

By the end of World War 2, the U.S. Navy had increased to ——-3800000 members, 3 million of whom were reservists on active duty.

• Much more

• More than

• As much

• Many more

• Much too

Naval stores had materials——- turpentine, rosin, pitch, tar and pine oil once used in maintaining wooden sailing vessels

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• Alike

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• Much

A hit at the waterline was capable of tearing a hole—— large——- the ship sank and a flood occured.

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The aircraft carrier and the submarine are the ——— and——— important types of warship added to navies in the first half of the 20 th century.

• Newest/ most

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The machine which came much later for the need for a better performance in determining height was ——- useful ——- that for determining depth.

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Many of the features emphasized on seafaring charts are of——- or——- interest to the aviator.

• Little/ no

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• Too little/ many enough

Ploting near land requires——- experience and ——- discriminating judgement because of the dangers in shallow water.

• Greater/ more

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• Greatest/ as many

The first phase of the Renaissance is ——- closely associated with Florance——- with any other city and had got under way before the Medici family took over the city’s affairs.

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Caribbean waters became——- safe for American shipping that savings in marine insurance charges amounted to——- the cost of the new navy.

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• Such a / most of

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