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Kimura said that making an environment where everyone feels at ease speaking up is an important part of promoting diversity and inclusion in a company. Kimura, co-leader of the Women's Network, an internal working group that focuses on supporting female employees of the company, has been promoted to marketing manager, overseeing six *subordinates. She said that she has recently come to believe that systems and rules are not the most important (4) ) in achieving diversity and inclusion.POGY?

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Vocabulary Reinforcement A. Circle the letter of the word or phrase that best matches the word(s) in italics. 1. He was not going to pay until I told him that I paid last time. a. had to do with him b. kept track 2. The feeling of love is a very widespread human characteristic. a. universal b. regular c. mild 3. Many things contributed to the accident. b. factors a. aliens 4. That movie was really offensive. a. rude b. romantic 5. It really has nothing to do with you. a. would not be interesting for you b. would be difficult for you c. took for granted 6. Generally, dogs make great pets. a. As well as c. dots c. funny d. pointed out d. passionate d. gestures d. exciting c. is not related to you at all d. would be damaging for you d. As the name sugges b. To this day c. By and large 7. Although he did not say it directly, the tone of his voice suggested that he was angry. a. implied b. gestured c. pointed out d. announced 8. If you put money in that machine it will wash your clothes by itself. a. well b. quickly c. automatically d. carefully

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スタサプ 英語 高一高二ハイレベル文法編 (7)が分かりません。なぜ②が答えではだめなのでしょうか。 答えは①です。よろしくお願いします🙇🏻‍♀️

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