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one is always going to lose answer 1
Building Societies currently find themselves in a precarious situation because they try to please the savers and also the borrowers and yet one group is always going to lose.

Correct answer: (b) precarious

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Meaning of abide
one is always going to lose answer 2
Whenever there is a meeting between the finance minister and the governor of the bank, people start asking questions and rumours abound.

Correct answer: (c) abound

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Difference between misplace and mishandle
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Invariably if interest rates go up, the building societies pay more to their savers and borrowers complain at the increase they have to pay and maintain the societies are mishandling their affairs.

Correct answer: (d) mishandling

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Meaning of assuage
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Chief executives then start making pleasant speeches and smile a lot because they want to assuage the concerns of their borrowers.

Correct answer: (a) assuage

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Difference between return and resume
one is always going to lose answer 5
Months go by and most people forget their problems and get used to the idea of paying more and then talks resume and the whole process starts all over again.

Correct answer: (b) resume

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Why can't I use "it is supporter of both ..."?
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The government then has to show that it is involved in the whole business of saving and lending and tries to convince everyone that it is supportive of both savers and lenders.

Correct answer: (c) supportive

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Meaning of 'come into force'
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The government next announces that measures are due to come into force that will change the whole process.

Correct answer: (c) force

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old ...will be ratified
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They say this but then the difficulty is trying to find out when the measures are coming into effect and when they will be ratified.

Correct answer: (b) ratified

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Meaning of 'would-be house buyer'
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This is all very disappointing for the would-be house buyer who doesn't really know what's going to happen next and how much the interest rate will be.

Correct answer: (d) would-be

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 hi, my name is darla and i am 26 years old Nothing of note
one is always going to lose answer 10
Our poor potential buyer reads the papers, watches the television news and gets excited at the prospect of another meeting of the financiers but in the end nothing of note comes of it all.

Correct answer: (a) note

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