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Tea prices in the domestic (213)__________ continue to rule high in the current year despite the expectation of a higher production as compared to the previous year. During the past three months, tea prices have been (214)_____with the prices of other companies. Unlike last year, tea prices have generally shown (215) _______ , when tea prices rose dramatically, this year, prices seem to have (216) ______at a rather high level. In the subsequent four months, the (217) _____average price showed a downtrend.

Americans have been arguing about pandemic (218) ________for two years, and the debate is particularly fraught among parents of small children, for good reasons. While (219) ____such as masking and isolation mean temporary discomfort or inconvenience for most people, their (220) _____for still-developing young children are more mysterious, and possibly more significant and lasting. Children with speech or language disorders offer perhaps the (221) ______example of these murky trade-offs. Pandemic restrictions vary by state, county and school district, but I spoke with parents in California, New York, Massachusetts, Washington, New Jersey, lowa and Maryland, who said their children's speech therapy has been (222) ______ : first by the loss of in-person therapy and then by masking requirements, in places that have them.

Americans have been arguing about pandemic (218) ________for two years, and the debate is particularly fraught among parents of small children, for good reasons. While (219) ____such as masking and isolation mean temporary discomfort or inconvenience for most people, their (220) _____for still-developing young children are more mysterious, and possibly more significant and lasting. Children with speech or language disorders offer perhaps the (221) ______example of these murky trade-offs. Pandemic restrictions vary by state, county and school district, but I spoke with parents in California, New York, Massachusetts, Washington, New Jersey, lowa and Maryland, who said their children's speech therapy has been (222) ______ : first by the loss of in-person therapy and then by masking requirements, in places that have them.

Americans have been arguing about pandemic (218) ________for two years, and the debate is particularly fraught among parents of small children, for good reasons. While (219) ____such as masking and isolation mean temporary discomfort or inconvenience for most people, their (220) _____for still-developing young children are more mysterious, and possibly more significant and lasting. Children with speech or language disorders offer perhaps the (221) ______example of these murky trade-offs. Pandemic restrictions vary by state, county and school district, but I spoke with parents in California, New York, Massachusetts, Washington, New Jersey, lowa and Maryland, who said their children's speech therapy has been (222) ______ : first by the loss of in-person therapy and then by masking requirements, in places that have them.

Americans have been arguing about pandemic (218) ________for two years, and the debate is particularly fraught among parents of small children, for good reasons. While (219) ____such as masking and isolation mean temporary discomfort or inconvenience for most people, their (220) _____for still-developing young children are more mysterious, and possibly more significant and lasting. Children with speech or language disorders offer perhaps the (221) ______example of these murky trade-offs. Pandemic restrictions vary by state, county and school district, but I spoke with parents in California, New York, Massachusetts, Washington, New Jersey, lowa and Maryland, who said their children's speech therapy has been (222) ______ : first by the loss of in-person therapy and then by masking requirements, in places that have them.

Americans have been arguing about pandemic (218) ________for two years, and the debate is particularly fraught among parents of small children, for good reasons. While (219) ____such as masking and isolation mean temporary discomfort or inconvenience for most people, their (220) _____for still-developing young children are more mysterious, and possibly more significant and lasting. Children with speech or language disorders offer perhaps the (221) ______example of these murky trade-offs. Pandemic restrictions vary by state, county and school district, but I spoke with parents in California, New York, Massachusetts, Washington, New Jersey, lowa and Maryland, who said their children's speech therapy has been (222) ______ : first by the loss of in-person therapy and then by masking requirements, in places that have them.

As a result of Covid-19, the quick (223) ______ to digital training has exposed the hazards of student disengagement and the resulting consequences of lower student performance across (224) ______ courses. The latest (225) ______ has altered the education of millions of people around the world. New approaches and improvements in the school system are urgently required. Considering the increasing digital divide, the strategy may exacerbate existing inequality disparities. More than 500 million students, at various levels, around the world were forced to (226) _______ their studies. These changes have caused and will continue to cause some inconvenience, but they will also foster innovation and future reforms inside this education system. During a global Covid-19 pandemic, the 'pile-on effect' of the coronavirus can have long-term consequences for schooling, notably for the most vulnerable. Children, (227) ________ basic, core learning (reading, math, languages, etc.) was weak to begin with, face a significant risk of regression. During Covid-19, millions of children whose right to education has already been violated, particularly girls, are exposed to greater health and well-being hazards (both psychosocial and physical).

As a result of Covid-19, the quick (223) ______ to digital training has exposed the hazards of student disengagement and the resulting consequences of lower student performance across (224) ______ courses. The latest (225) ______ has altered the education of millions of people around the world. New approaches and improvements in the school system are urgently required. Considering the increasing digital divide, the strategy may exacerbate existing inequality disparities. More than 500 million students, at various levels, around the world were forced to (226) _______ their studies. These changes have caused and will continue to cause some inconvenience, but they will also foster innovation and future reforms inside this education system. During a global Covid-19 pandemic, the 'pile-on effect' of the coronavirus can have long-term consequences for schooling, notably for the most vulnerable. Children, (227) ________ basic, core learning (reading, math, languages, etc.) was weak to begin with, face a significant risk of regression. During Covid-19, millions of children whose right to education has already been violated, particularly girls, are exposed to greater health and well-being hazards (both psychosocial and physical).

As a result of Covid-19, the quick (223) ______ to digital training has exposed the hazards of student disengagement and the resulting consequences of lower student performance across (224) ______ courses. The latest (225) ______ has altered the education of millions of people around the world. New approaches and improvements in the school system are urgently required. Considering the increasing digital divide, the strategy may exacerbate existing inequality disparities. More than 500 million students, at various levels, around the world were forced to (226) _______ their studies. These changes have caused and will continue to cause some inconvenience, but they will also foster innovation and future reforms inside this education system. During a global Covid-19 pandemic, the 'pile-on effect' of the coronavirus can have long-term consequences for schooling, notably for the most vulnerable. Children, (227) ________ basic, core learning (reading, math, languages, etc.) was weak to begin with, face a significant risk of regression. During Covid-19, millions of children whose right to education has already been violated, particularly girls, are exposed to greater health and well-being hazards (both psychosocial and physical).

As a result of Covid-19, the quick (223) ______ to digital training has exposed the hazards of student disengagement and the resulting consequences of lower student performance across (224) ______ courses. The latest (225) ______ has altered the education of millions of people around the world. New approaches and improvements in the school system are urgently required. Considering the increasing digital divide, the strategy may exacerbate existing inequality disparities. More than 500 million students, at various levels, around the world were forced to (226) _______ their studies. These changes have caused and will continue to cause some inconvenience, but they will also foster innovation and future reforms inside this education system. During a global Covid-19 pandemic, the 'pile-on effect' of the coronavirus can have long-term consequences for schooling, notably for the most vulnerable. Children, (227) ________ basic, core learning (reading, math, languages, etc.) was weak to begin with, face a significant risk of regression. During Covid-19, millions of children whose right to education has already been violated, particularly girls, are exposed to greater health and well-being hazards (both psychosocial and physical).