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  • Supporters of Clinton say she has experience (along with / following / indeed / whereas) her opponents say she does not.
    whereas
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  • Check your written application carefully and correct your mistakes. (Besides / Finally / Clearly / While), submit it to the employer.
    Finally
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  • Bowling is a sport in which the player with the highest score wins. (Indeed / Furthermore / Finally / On the other hand), in golf, the lowest score wins.
    On the other hand
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  • It is important to complete your homework; (furthermore / otherwise / nevertheless / although)it should be turned in on time.
    furthermore
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  • (Consequently / Furthermore / Because / Instead) this diet consists of non-meat food sources, a vegetarian typically consumes less fat and cholesterol than an individual who consumes meat.
    Because
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  • You'd better take a taxi. (Consequently / Furthermore / Otherwise / Although), you'll arrive late.
    Otherwise
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  • (Next / Overall / Eventually / Initially) I didn't like to spend time reading in class, but I enjoy it now.
    Initially
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  • She was mistreated by her friends; (nevertheless / so / finally / for example), she was kind to them anyway.
    nevertheless
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  • Over 100 people tried out for America's Got Talent; (in fact / nevertheless / in the meantime / although), many of the contestants had very weird talents.
    in fact
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  • Medical studies have proven that sun damage can lead to melanoma; (however / therefore / for example / finally), you should always wear protective sunscreen.
    therefore
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  • Janice went to the store to pick up some last minute items for the party; (however / as a result / in the meantime / consequently), we need to clean the house before the guests arrive.
    in the meantime
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  • Patrick overslept this morning. (Therefore / Moreover / On the other hand / Thus), he was later for work
    Therefore
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  • Smoking is unhealthy. (Moreover / Firstly / On the other hand / In conclusion), it is an expensive habit.
    Moreover
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  • Our teacher was sick. (Even though / As a result / Likewise / Finally), she was absent yesterday.
    As a result
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  • I lost my keys. (In fact / However / For example / Likewise), I later found them under the table.
    However
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  • (Because / As a result / Due to / Despite) the rainy, cold weather, we practiced soccer after school.
    Despite
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