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As a matter of course
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I'd like to know if the word 'course' is the only suitable option in the following sentence. Thank you.
The Louvre filed a legal complaint as a matter of ...................... because police were called to intervene.
A.course B.conjecture C.importance D.urgency
I'd like to know if the word 'course' is the only suitable option in the following sentence. Thank you.
The Louvre filed a legal complaint as a matter of ...................... because police were called to intervene.
A.course B.conjecture C.importance D.urgency
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A seems most likely, but D is also perfectly possible. C is possible too, but seems rather less likely. B isn't right.
- A seems most likely, but D is also perfectly possible.
- C is possible too, but seems rather less likely.
- B isn't right.
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A seems most likely, but D is also perfectly possible. C is possible too, but seems rather less likely. B isn't right.
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