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Match the inflated words to their more simple replacements commence facilitate manifest prior to A. before B. help C. show D. begin
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Match the inflated words to their more simple replacements commence facilitate manifest prior to A. before B. help C. show D. begin

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Commence goes begin.

Facilitate goes to help.

Manifest goes to show.

Prior to goes to before.

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