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09 октября 2024 16:28 · публичный вопрос
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Pointless richness worth out of the question it’s _ (1) noting that true (2) doesn't always come from material possessions. Pursuing shallow pleasures can often be - (3) in the long run. Sometimes, the things that bring the most fulfillment and joy are the simple moments of connection and meaning. Therefore, valuing those experiences is essential, and allowing them to slip away should be_(4)

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Here’s a possible way to complete the text with appropriate words:

  1. worth
  2. richness
  3. pointless
  4. out of the question

So the completed passage would read:

“It’s worth noting that true richness doesn't always come from material possessions. Pursuing shallow pleasures can often be pointless in the long run. Sometimes, the things that bring the most fulfillment and joy are the simple moments of connection and meaning. Therefore, valuing those experiences is essential, and allowing them to slip away should be out of the question.”

pointless richness worth out of the question it’s _ (1) noting that true (2) doesn't always come from material possessions. Pursuing shallow pleasures can often be - (3) in the long run. Sometimes, the things that bring the most fulfillment and joy are the simple moments of connection and meaning. Therefore, valuing those experiences is essential, and allowing them to slip away should be_(4)
Here’s a possible way to complete the text with appropriate words: 1. **worth** 2. **richness** 3. **pointless** 4. **out of the question** So the completed passage would read: “It’s **worth** noting that true **richness** doesn't always come from material possessions. Pursuing shallow pleasures can often be **pointless** in the long run. Sometimes, the things that bring the most fulfillment and joy are the simple moments of connection and meaning. Therefore, valuing those experiences is essential, and allowing them to slip away should be **out of the question**.”