Vocab

She dragged her ......... to the board meeting; such meetings were known to be heated.

He has a very refined vocabulary and prefers to use a ..... rather than a more common and vulgar word.

You should examine customer ..... and the benefits of your products and services.

In the case of trademarks, the courts have ..... around the guideline that goods intended for outside the United States with the US trademark holder's approval, when imported, will be an infringement only if such 'foreign' products differ significantly from the ones sold in the US.

Shifting expectations of the relative probability of a 'hard' as against a 'soft' ..... scenario for the US economy are liable to maintain volatile markets.

More and more, corporations need to pursue strategic vertical integration, speaking with a single voice from the shop shelf right up to the CEO's office, even though this realignment might ..... the latter's former preeminent role.

Your baby is so cute. He is ......

Husband: It also says a loan ..... will contact me once the bank receives my application.

The hurricane ..... our house. But, we built a new one this year. I'm so happy now.

Alcohol and ..... use is a common problem for homeless people because these are dangerous activities with many inherent risks involved.