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Section 2As someone who both initiates and popularizes fashion, American clothing designer Anna Sui can truly be considered a ___.renegadepilgrimcomposertrendsettercollectorFrom the outside, the new building is totally ___: it could be anywhere and could have any function.characterlessenormousluxuriousprecariousstylishChildren’s numerical skills develop with a regularity so ___ that it is easy to imagine the progression as being governed by an innate clock of mathematical maturity.inexpedientrandomunfailingsuperficialinaneColumnist Molly Ivins was considered ___ are ___: her biting commentary and general XXX often shock the public.caustic…obstreperousbenign… rebelliousaloof…cantankerousvitriolic…propheticfallible…assuredForgetting customers’ order mortified Janice, and dropping a tray of dirty dishes only increased her ___.levityennuichagrinindignationconjectureSection 5Doris Lessing often writes ___ fiction; one of her novels, for example, draws extensively on her childhood experiences in Zimbabwe.autobiographicalallegoricalwittyfuturisticepicThe experiment was ___, yet not ___: it reached no definitive result but yielded valuable insights into future research possibilities.systematic…conceptualinconclusive…fruitlessabstruse…complicatedimpractical…impeccablecontroversial…plausibleAlready ___ ceramics, textiles, and paints, John soon expanded that ___ artistic skills by learning to sculpt in rigued by…reliance onthwarted by…cognizance ofproficient with…repertorycompetent with…dearth ofadroit with…disdain forShe was quite familiar with French, having become ___ with the language during a year of study in Paris.impatientidentifiedinterchangeableconversantconfinedAndrews felt that he had been unjustly ___ by the accusation and urged his colleagues to examine the documented facts so that he could be ___.commended…exoneratedharassed…incriminatedmaligned…swayedstigmatized…vindicatedmesmerized…resuscitatedThe thirteenth-century silks of Lucca, Italy, were particularly ___