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I. Despite facing numerous challenges, her piqued efforts to master the new programming language eventually paid off, leading to successful project completion. - This sentence uses "piqued" incorrectly. "Piqued" usually refers to a sudden or slight interest or curiosity, not sustained effort. In this case, "increased" or "persistent" would be more accurate words to describe her dedication. II. Her curiosity was piqued when she overheard the intriguing conversation at the neighboring table, prompting her to learn more about the mysterious topic. - This sentence uses "piqued" correctly. It describes a sudden spark of curiosity aroused by the overheard conversation, which led her to further exploration. III. The pique rain over several days led to flooding in low-lying areas, highlighting the need for improved drainage systems in the region. - This sentence uses "pique" incorrectly. While "pique" can refer to a light rainfall, the flooding suggests a heavier and more sustained downpour. Words like "heavy" or "persistent" would be more appropriate to describe the rainfall in this context.
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At which location did Bal Gangadhar Tilak establish his Home Rule League in 1916?
Who became the 1st Indian to win the first-ever medal at the Asian fencing championships held in Wuxi, China?
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Which exercise is a naval collaboration between India and France?
What is the name of the Indian Navy’s nuclear-powered submarine?
Which Indian ministry collaborated with LEAD at Krea University to create a new inventory of knowledge products in October 2024?
Gayatribala Panda won the Sahitya Akademi Awards 2022 for the Odia language for which type of literary work?
Which country has recently been selected to chair the 68th Session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND)?