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    Canada _____ one of the largest countries on Earth.

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    A president of a country _____ an important person.

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    I believe Japanese _____ a very difficult language.

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    _____ a lamp in the room.

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    These instructions _____ pretty complicated.

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    Alice and her daughter _____ here last night to talk to you.

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    _____ many people in the club?

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    _____ many more trees in São Paulo in the past.

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    The children _____ playing in the garden.

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    Do you believe _____ life on other planets?

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    Helen ______ my sister. She is my cousin. 

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    ______ you Mr. Chapman?

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    Let’s go home, the children _____ tired.   

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    Michelle Obama's story is amazing. But it's hers, not _______.   The story of a young South Side girl who became Michelle Obama is amazing. But we must remember that it is her story, not everyone’s. Certainly, when reading _______ new memoir, “Becoming,” most of us can find something that is familiar. For me, it was her story of taking piano lessons as a child on an old upright with uneven colored keys and a chipped middle C. But the mere fact that Obama and I grew up with access to a piano sets us apart from many young people who are desperately trying to write their own stories in today’s difficult times. Perhaps Obama’s strongest asset came simply by chance: She was raised by a loving mom and dad who saw her potential even when she doubted herself. They encouraged her to be the best at whatever she did. Success was expected of her. Church choir directors, city laborers, carpenters and retired Pullman porters were among the working-class people who lived in her midst. In that way, though lacking many of the luxuries money could bring, Obama was privileged.  Wouldn’t it be great if everyone had a childhood like that? Wouldn’t it be wonderful if every girl and boy grew up to tell an amazing story like _______? During her recent book launch in Chicago, I listened to every word, eagerly grasping at tidbits that seemed to connect my life with hers. I related to the story about the high school counselor who tried to discourage her from applying to Yale. I, too, had a teacher who didn’t think I was good enough to be on the school’s newspaper staff. Obama had tried to convince them that there wasn’t much distance between her childhood and theirs and that they could overcome obstacles just as she had. But the teenagers felt disconnected with the African-American woman who had grown up on the South Side and now lived in the White House. They weren’t sure that she understood how different things were for them, how much more difficult it was to be their best, as she had asked of them. Jones, who was then 16, told Obama so. But as time went on, she told me last week, she began to see the possibilities. Now, as she is about to turn 22, Jones said that brief encounter with Obama changed her life. While things weren’t always good at home — the family has moved three times in the last three years — she used Obama’s wisdom as a road map to achieve more than she once thought she deserved.   Fonte: https://www.chicagotribune.com/columns/dahleen-glanton/ct-met-michelle-obama-dahleen-glanton-20181116-story.html   Os possessivos que completam respectivamente os espaços do título e do texto são:  

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    Mountaineer Viridiana Álvarez Chávez of Mexico snags Guinness World Records title Viridiana Álvarez Chávez was 28 when she first started exercising. She _____ 36 when she broke the Guinness World Record for the fastest ascent of the top three highest mountains with supplementary oxygen (female) in only one year and 364 days. Chávez, who's from Aguascalientes, Mexico, is proof that where there's a will — and a hill — there's a way. While Chávez admits she voiced a desire to one day climb Mount Everest after she successfully completed a half Ironman, she says breaking the Guinness World Records_______ a specific goal. She fell in love with climbing and says her motivation drove her to succeed. To Chávez, if the motivation isn't already there within you, maybe it means you _______ actually motivated to do whatever it is you're trying to do. Chávez doesn't struggle with motivation, which is not to say she doesn't wrestle with fear sometimes. It's not about not having fear, she explains. Rather, "it's about having fear and confronting the fear." Summitting the world's three highest mountains _______ intrinsically linked with world travel, the likes of which many an average traveler will never experience in their lifetime, and which Chávez says she enjoyed. After all, her record-breaking climbs took her to Nepal, China and Pakistan. Chávez said she would have liked to have stayed longer in Kathmandu after the successful Everest summit but explains that at the end of an expedition lasting two months, "the only thing that you have in mind is your bed and your home." While in Nepal, Chávez says she was introduced to what the locals called "spicy" food as well as lots of cheese, both of which reminded her of her home country's cuisine. The food she misses most when traveling? Tacos. She laughs at the predictability of her favorite comfort food. "I think it's the expected answer," she says, and she's sticking to it. fonte: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/article/guinness-world-records-mountaineer-winner-viridiana-lvarez-chvez/index.html Questão The missing words in the text are respectively:

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    Saudi Arabia ends gender segregation in restaurants   Saudi Arabia will no longer require restaurants to have separate entrances segregated by sex, the government says. Previously, it was mandatory to have one entrance for families and women, and another for men on their own. The restrictions had already been quietly eased in practice, with many restaurants, cafes and other meeting places no longer enforcing segregation. A series of sweeping social reforms in Saudi Arabia has been accompanied by an intensified crackdown on dissent. Earlier this year, a royal decree allowed Saudi women to travel abroad without a male guardian's permission, and in 2018 the Gulf kingdom ended a decades-long ban on female drivers. But activists complain that many laws discriminatory against women remain in place. And several prominent women's rights advocates have been arrested even as the government has made reforms. On Sunday, the Saudi ministry of municipalities said that restaurants would no longer need to maintain sex-segregated entrances. Instead it would be left up to businesses to decide. Until now, inside restaurants, families and women were usually cut off and separated from men on their own by screens. Fonte: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-50708384_editado   “The restrictions”, “Saudi women” and “families and women were” grifados no texto podem ser substituídos pelos seguintes pronomes:  

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