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"Let me see if I can ___ matters," I said, "by cutting through all the red tape that is tying up this project." a. expedite b. abominate c. peculate d. ferment
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"Let me see if I can ___ matters," I said, "by cutting through all the red tape that is tying up this project."

a. expedite
b. abominate
c. peculate
d. ferment

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b ! Have a good day :)))
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b

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