Unit 84

2. to tell personal and private things to (someone)
5. brag___
6. All I could think to do was to _____ her with questions.
10. Under Russian law, anyone under criminal conviction is _____ from running for public office.
11. a _____citizen - a person who obeys the law
13. Babbage is _______ inventing the first mechanical computer that eventually led to more complex designs.
14. However, Australians do not brag about luxury homes, cars and lifestyle.
17. We ___ all laws and regulations, accounting standards and ethical guidelines.

1. Such difficulties are especially common in the _____ of a toxic relationship.
3. However, the resulting ______ in expenditures had a further negative impact on growth.
4. deal effectively with something difficult
7. The Ministers also expressed their conviction that continued activity of the good offices group constituted an _____ of the trilateral cooperation.
8. In our warm and cozy ambience we will offer you a variety of dishes of the exquisite cuisine which _____ all tastes.
9. This is hardly draconian or a ban ____ trading.
12. In Provincial School (1990), each of the characters is absorbed ____ their own play in the break time.
14. Financial operators must abide ____ certain internationally accepted regulations.
15. apart from
16. If you regularly _____ complaining colleagues, take steps to handle the situation constructively.