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"Elude" means to evade or escape from someone or something, often by being skillful or clever in avoiding capture or detection. "Dodge" means to quickly move aside or change direction to avoid someone or something. "Allude" refers to indirect referencing, while "escape" denotes a complete departure or getting away. "Forbear" implies restraint or abstaining from something, while "left" denotes physically moving away from a location or abandoning a situation. "Latter" refers to the second of two mentioned things, while "afterwards" refers to the chronological sequence of events.
Statement: As per data provided by the education department, as many as 8,604 posts of Hindi teachers in primary schools and 1,500 in high schoo...
Statement : According to the latest issue of the medical journal Lancet, Multidrug Resistant-Tuberculosis (MDR-TB), a version of the disease where pat...
Statement: A 16-year-old boy drowned in a lake when he went for a swim along with his friends.
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Statement : There are multiple cases where businesses have saved millions of rupees by making smaller changes in their processes. And energy-efficien...
Statement: While the workers laying cables underground in ABC locality, a main pipe supplying water to the houses burst and the locality was flooded....
Statement: Malnutrition isn’t just about acute starvation and often, healthy-looking people are malnourished too, because their diet does not inclu...
The increasing amount of NPA in public sector banks is causing trouble for RBI and India’s GDP as well.
Which of the following course of action...
Statement: Malnutrition isn’t just about acute starvation and often, healthy-looking people are malnourished too, because their diet does not in...
Statement: Militants are now attacking the police in several states of India in a bid to demoralize them and to choke the intelligence network.
Statement : Many students in rural areas fail to complete their primary education due to a lack of basic facilities in schools.
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