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Here are the sentences with the underlined phrases replaced by words with the specified prefixes: 1. Sue's become strange; she is avoiding the **company** of other people. - **association** 2. Nancy is still on good terms with the man who used to be her **husband**. - **ex-husband** 3. His attitude showed that he was **against** everything related to the **United Nations**. - **anti** (for "everything related") / **anti-UN** 4. Bill is such a good helper; he is willing to work in **conjunction** with others. - **cooperation** 5. In this country, the **society** is made of people of diverse origins and **backgrounds**. - **multicultural society** 6. This school accepts students from **Europe**, **Asia**, and **Africa**. - **intercontinental** 7. They were doing research on the trades that existed here **before** the **colonization**. - **pre-colonial**