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Directions : In the question below, two sentences with one word in each highlighted in bold. From the options, choose the one that can replace the highlighted words in BOTH these sentences to make grammatical and contextual sense.
Directions : In the question below, two sentences with one word in each highlighted in bold. From the options, choose the one that can replace the highlighted words in BOTH these sentences to make grammatical and contextual sense.
I. Scientists are working on a new method to make the poison harmless before it can affect the environment.
II. The committee was asked to present a report on the current status of the people evacuated from the disaster prone area.
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