give out;   put forward;   side by side;   be aware of;   carry out

1. She __________ an extremely good suggestion at the meeting yesterday.

2. He has ____________ his promise to quit drinking wine.

3. The sad news was ____________ that the North Korean football team had been defeated.

4. It is necessary for all of us to ___________ the potential traffic dangers.

5. The two bottles stood ___________ on the table.

1. put forward 2. carried out  3. given out  4. be aware of  5. side by side

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    B．How to deal with the high cost．

    C．How to get along with other partners．

    D．How to improve the new technology．

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    B．It's unlikely to build more new power plants．

    C．The companies are run on a tight budget．

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