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2. Both candidates vied for the position of class president and put up posters around

the entire school.
Vied most likely means
A competed
showed
Ctraded

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Competed

The term "vied" is the past tense of the verb "vie." It means to compete eagerly or contend with someone in a rivalry or competition, usually with the aim of achieving something desirable.
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