Salam to all. After Idioms, I have typed word questions (like find the closest meaning, opposite meaning, differentiate in meaning, use in sentences etc) that have appeared in CSS papers since 1971. The source of old papers is the same "Dogar's Test Master". Here it goes. Hope it is worth it:

1971
Use the following words in at least two senses, either as a verb or as a noun, or as an adjective or as both:
1.Clear
2.Face
3.Energy
4.Value
5.Build
1972
Distinguish between the meanings of the words in the following pairs, and use them in illustrative sentences:
1.Consciousness, conscientiousness
2.Ingenious, ingenuous
3.Fantastic, fanatical
4.Honourable, honorary
5.Politician, statesman
1973
Each of the following words has more than one meaning. Choose any five of them and by using them in at least two sentences each indicates what these different meanings are:
1.Report
2.Ruler
3.Point
4.Wear
5.Glasses
6.Vessel
7.Stage
8.Spirit
1974
Distinguish between the meanings of the words in the following pairs and use them in sentences to illustrate:
1.Grateful, gratified
2.Imaginary, imaginative
3.Negligent, negligible
4.Placable, placeable
5.Restive, restless
1975
Distinguish between the meanings of the words in the following pairs and use them in sentences to indicate what these different meaning are:
1.Amiable, amicable
2.Considerable, considerate
3.Ingenuous, ingenious
4.Momentary, momentous
5.Virtuous, virtual
1976
Use five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out the difference in their meaning:

• Par, at a par
• Compliment, complement
• Complacent, complaisant
• State, government
• Eminent, prominent
• Below, beneath
• Portly, comely
• Setup, set upon
• Shall, will
• Sink, drown

1977
Use any five of the following pairs of words in sentences to bring out clearly their difference in meaning:

• Altar, alter
• Apposite, opposite
• Bear, bare
• Complacent, complaisant
• Confident, confidant
• Disease, decease
• Gate, gait
• Judicial, judicious
• Ingenious, ingenuous
• Voke, yolk

1978
Use five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out their meaning:

• Affection, affectation
• Urban, urbane
• Official, officious
• Beside, besides
• Casual, causal
• Pour, pore
• Humiliation, humility
• Wreck, reak
• Bare, bear
• Temporal, temporary

1979
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out their meanings:

• Cession, session
• Canon, cannon
• Barbarism, barbarity
• Artist, artisan
• Antic, antique
• Illusion, allusion
• Aspire, expire
• Collision, collusion
• Counsel, council
• Expedient, expeditious

1980
Write brief definitions of the following ten words:

• Munificent
• Rapacious
• Jeopardize
• Fatuous
• Edify
• Esoteric
• Impasse
• Incongruous
• Docile
• Repercussions

Correct the spelling of the following ten words:

• Occurance
• Esctacy
• Drunkeness
• Irrisistible
• Supercede
• Embarrasing
• Dissapoint
• Occasional
• Indespensible
• Preservance

1981
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out their meanings:

• Canvas, canvass
• Cast, caste
• Appraise, apprise
• Allusion, illusion
• Continual, continuous
• Berth, birth
• Apposite, opposite
• Artist, artiste
• Adapt, adopt

1982
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences to bring out their meaning:

• Mitigate, alleviate
• Persecute, prosecute
• Popular, populace
• Compliment, complement
• Excite, incite
• Voracity, veracity
• Virtual, virtuous
• Exceptional, exceptionable

1983
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out their meaning:

• Allusion, illusion
• Ardour, odour
• Conquer, concur
• Cite, site
• Addict, edict
• Proceed, precede
• Right, rite
• Weather, wether

Check and write the word or phrase you believe is nearest to the meaning of any ten of the following words:

• Moratorium: a) large tomb. b) waiting period. c) security for debt. d) funeral house
• Prolific: a) skilful. b) fruitful. c) wordy. d) spread out.
• Bi-partisan: a) narrow minded. b) progressive. c) representing two parties. d) divided.
• Unequivocal: a) careless. b) unmistakable. c) variable. d) uncomparable.
• Covenant: a) prayer. b) debate. c) garden. d) agreement.
• Tentative: a) expedient. b) nominal. c) provisional.
• Demographic: relating the study of:
  • Government
  • Demons
  • Communications
  • Population
• Sonar: apparatus to:
  • Detect something in the air
  • Locate objects under water
  • Measure rain
  • Anticipate earthquake
• Progeny: a) a genius. b) offspring. c) ancestors. d) growth.
• Empirical: a) relay on theory. b) based on experience. c) having vision of power. d) disdainful.
• Polarize: a) chill. b) to separate into opposing extremes. c) slant. d) cause to be freely movable.
• Apolitical: a) conservative. b) rude. c) non-political. d) radical.
• Plenary: a) timely. b) combined. c) florid. d) full.
• Entourage: a) decorators. b) tourist. c) attendant. d) adversaries.
• Diagnosis: a) identification of an illness. b) prophecy. c) plan. d) likeness
• Nucleus: a) core. b) outer part. c) inedible nut. d) quality.

1984
Examine the following word groups. Explain and use any five of them in sentences to determine where genuine differences of meaning and function exist within the group:

• Table, brand
• Opinion, judgement
• Uninterested, disinterested
• Revolt, mutiny
• Decay, spoil
• Adjourn, postpone
• Ignore, neglect
• Conspiracy, plot

1985
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out the difference in meaning clearly:

• Eminent, imminent
• Deference, difference
• Eligible, illegible
• Judicial, judicious
• President, precedent
• Superficial, superfluous
• Immigrant, emigrant
• Rightful, righteous
• Contemptible, contemptuous
• Ingenious, ingenuous

Use any five of the following phrases in your own sentences so as to make their meaning clear:

• Ab initio
• Bona fides
• En bloc
• Ex parte
• Sine die
• Status quo
• Ad valorum
• Alter ego

1986
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences to differentiate them in their meaning and functions:

• Complement, compliment
• Outbreak, breakout
• Facilitate, felicitate
• Precede, proceed
• Layout, outlay
• Cease, seize
• Career, carrier
• Acculturate, acclimitise

Describe the meaning of any five of the following foreign phrases:

• Prima fac
• Ex post facto
• Fait accompli
• Vis-à-vis
• Modus operandi
• Aide memoire
• Laissez faire
• Au revoir

1987
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out the differene in meaning clearly:

• Disclosure, exposure
• Rigorous, vigorus
• Custom, habit
• Peculiar, particular
• Prescribe, proscribe
• Accident, incident
• Choice, preference
• Ascent, assent
• Emigrant, immigrant
• Continuous, continual

Complete any five of the following sentences supplying the missing word or phrase in each:

• He wondered ________ he has lost his money.
• Her father knew that she ______ disobey him.
• When Ahmed saw me coming he __________.
• Don’t imagine you can get away __________.
• He puts up _________ almost anything.
• I have applied ________ a new job.
• Her parents strongly object _________ travelling alone.
• As soon as the plane had refueled _________.
• ______ you take this medicine you will feel better.
• A car with a good engine can go _______.

1988
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your sentences to differentiate their meaning:

• Custom, habit
• Deface, efface
• Differ, defer
• Conduct, character
• Considerate, considerable
• Complement, compliment
• Feet, feat
• Fair, fare
• Enviable, envious

1989
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out the difference in meaning clearly:

• Collision, collusion
• Verbal, verbose
• Facilitate, felicitate
• Conscious, conscientious
• Wave, waive
• Wreck, wreak
• Virtual, virtuous
• Flatter, flutter
• Deference, difference
• Humility, humiliation

Given below are a number of key words. Select any five and indicate the word or phrase you believe is nearest in meaning to the key word:

• Foible: a) witty refort b) petty lie c) personal weakness
• Premise: a) assumption b) outline c) commitment
• Sacrosanct: a) peaceful b) sacred c) mundane d) painful
• Calumny: a) misfortune b) praise c) quietness d) slander
• Viable: a) credible b) questionable c) workable d) vital
• Decorum: a) style of decoration b) innocence c) social conformity d) modesty
• Touchstone: a) goal post b) worry bead c) magic jewel d) standard or criterion
• Sheepish: a) embarrassed b) confirming c) cowardly d) unfortunate

1990
Use any three of the following sets of words in sentences so as to bring out clearly the difference in their meaning:

• Adept, adopt, adapt
• Alleged, accused, suspected
• Bear, borne, born
• Raise, rise, raze
• Smeel, stink, scent
• Least, less, lest
• Quiet, quite, quite a
• Their, there, they’re

Given below are a number of key words. Select any three and indicate the word or phrase you believe is nearest in meaning to the key word:

• Domesticate: a) to turn native b) be exclusive c) cut claws d) tame
• Antics: a) expectation b) temper c) string games d) absurd behavior
• Recapitulate: a) to surrender b) be indecisive c) summarise d) retract
• Hypothetical: a) philosophical b) truce c) assumed d) volatile
• Data: a) ideas b) belief c) point of origin d) information
• Era: a) disaster b) cycle c) period of history d) curious event
• Trait: a) a narrow enclosure b) strong point c) distinguishing feature d) footprint

1991
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences demonstrating difference in their meaning:

• Access, excess
• Ascent, accent
• Resources, recourse
• Whether, weather
• Premier, premiere
• Ingenious, ingenuous
• Felicitate, facilitate
• Conscious, conscientious
• Disease, decease

For each of the phrases at the left, write in your answer book the word closest in meaning to the phrase from the four words given on the right

• Clear away: a) clean b) empty c) remove d) finish
• Break down: a) collapse b) enter c) cut off d) begin
• Keep up: a) restrain b) control c) continue d) arrive
• Turn out: a) refuse b) start c) produce d) arrive
• See over: a) examine b) repair c) discover d) enquire

1992
Use any five of the following pairs of words I your own sentences so as to bring out the difference in their meaning:

• Assent, ascent
• Ballot, ballet
• Corps, corpse
• Due, dew
• Diary, dairy
• Momentary, momentous
• Route, rout
• Veil, vale

Given below are a number of key words. Select any five and indicate the word you believe is nearest in meaning to the key word:

• Perturb: a) to upset b) to cause doubt c) to burden d) to test
• Wry: a) twisted b) sad c) witty d) suffering
• Ferret: a) to search b) to trap c) to hide d) to flee
• Pallid: a) weak b) pale c) dull d) scared
• Intrepid: a) fearless b) cowardly c) dull d) fool hardy
• Reprisal: a) surprise b) award c) revision d) retaliation
• Viable: a) wavering b) divided c) capable of living d) fading
• Resurgent: a) revolutionary b) fertile c) rising again d) fading

1993
Use any five of the following pairs of words so as to bring out the difference in their meanings:

• Queue, cue
• Differ, defer
• Conscious, conscience
• Confidant, confidante
• Atheist, agnostic
• Loose, lose
• Briefing, debriefing
• Dual, duel
• Complement, compliment

Indicate the meaning of any five of the following:

• Brag
• Antiquarian
• Input
• Prodigal
• Bibliophile
• Nostalgia
• Output
• Feedback
• Agrarian

1994
Use any five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences to bring out the difference in their meaning:

• All, awl
• Boy, buoy
• Fallow, fellow
• Jewry, jury
• Functional, dysfunctional
• Yew, eue
• Allusive, elusive
• Ladylike, ladyship

1995
(Help, I can’t find any word related questions in this paper)
1996
Use five of the following pairs of words or phrases into sentences so that the difference in the meaning of each pair is made clear:

• Altogether, all together
• Ambiguous, ambivalent
• Apprise, appraise
• Bad, badly
• Compare, contrast
• Deduce, imply
• Differ from, differ with
• Farther, further

1997
Re arrange the following in pairs of synonyms:

• Garrulous
• Selfish
• Near
• Talkative
• Obstruct
• Egoistic
• Wealthy
• Impede
• Affluent filch
• Imminent
• Essess
• Tempting
• Ponder
• Augment
• Enticing
• Modilate
• Increase
• Estimate
• Steal

1998
Use five of the following pairs of words/phrases in sentences of your own to bring out the difference:

• Occulude, occult
• Practical, practicable
• Raze, raise
• Cannon, ???
• Avenge, revenge
• Caret, carat
• Revel, reveal
• Aviary, apiary
• Demense, mean

1999
(Help, I can’t find any word related questions in this paper)
2000
Use five of the following pairs of words in sentences of your own to bring out the difference:

• Knead, need
• Queue, cue
• Quarts, quartz
• Choral, coral
• Discrete, discreet
• Epoch, epic
• Libel, liable
• Male, mail
• Banned, band
• Barred, bard

2001
Use five of the following pairs of words in sentences:

• Brooch, broach
• Collusion, collision
• Fain, feign
• Hoard, horde
• Illusion, delusion
• Persecute, prosecute
• Prescribe, proscribe
• Respectfully, respectively
• Complacent, complaisant
• Corporal, corporeal

2002
(Help, I can’t find any word related questions in this paper)

2003
(Help, I can’t find any word related questions in this paper)
2004
Choose the word that is nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters:

• Archipelago: a) reef b) glacier c) cluster of islands d) lagoon
• Piazza: a) cheese dish b) veranda c) public square d) style or dash
• Baklava: a) stringed instrument b) dessert c) whirling dance d) gratuity
• Ionic: a) indian stone monument b) greek architecture c) roman sculpture d) mediteranean sea
• Cicerone: a) teacher b) literary classic c) chaperone d) guide

Pick the one most nearly opposite in meaning to the capitalized word:

• Desiccate: a) lengthen b) hallow c) exonerate d) saturate e) anesthetize

2.Apotheosis: a) departure from tradition b) impatience with stupidity c) demotion from glory d) surrender to impulse e) cause to grief
3.Spunk: a) success b) timidity c) growing awareness d) loss or prestige e) lack of intelligence
4.Cavil: a) discern b) disclose c) introduce d) flatter e) commend
5.Raucous: a) orderly b) absorbent c) buoyant d) mellifluous e) contentious
Use five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out their meanings:

• Auger, augur
• Fain, feign
• Emigrate, immigrate
• Envy, jealousy
• Invade, attack
• Trifling, trivial
• Simulation, dissimulation
• Venal, venial

2005
Choose the word that is nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters:

• Anathema: a) curse b) cure c) anemia d) asthma
• Torpor: a) fever b) lethargy c) taciturn d) torrid
• Touchstone: a) criterion b) gold c) character d) characteristics
• Sequester a) eliminate b) finalize c) sedate d) isolate
• Donouement: a) denunciation b) dormancy c) termination d) explanation

Pick the most nearly opposite in meaning to the capitalized word:

• Deleterious: a) nourishing b) injurious c) vital d) fatal
• Valedictory: a) farewell b) final c) hopeful d) parting
• Sedentary: a) afraid b) loyal c) active d) torpid
• Turbid: a) muddy b) clear c) invariable d) improbable
• Phlegmatic: a) dull b) active c) lymphatic d) frigid

Use five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out their meanings:

• Council, counsel
• Distinct, distinctive
• Apposite, opposite
• Deprecate, depreciate
• Punctual, punctilious
• Judicial, judicious
• Salutary, salubrious
• Canvas, canvass

2006
Choose the word that is nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters:

• Finicky: a) unstable b) troubled c) fussy d) unpleasant
• Samizdat: a) underground press b) secret police c) twirling jig d) large metal tea urn
• Veld: a) arctic wasteland b) European plains c) southern african grassland d) deep valley

4.Cajun: a) French-canadian descendant b) American Indian c) native of the everglades d) early inhabitant of the bahama islands
5.Loggia: a) pathway b) marsh c) gallery d) carriage
Pick the most nearly opposite in meaning to the capitalized word:

• Captious: a) tolerant b) capable c) winning d) recollected
• Penchant: a) dislike b) attitude c) imminence d) distance
• Putative: a) powerful b) colonial c) undisputed d) unremarkable
• Facsimile: a) imitation b) model c) mutation d) pattern
• Larceny: a) appropriation b) peculation c) purloining d) indemnification

Use only five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences so as to bring out their meanings:

• Veracity, voracity
• Persecute, prosecute
• Moat, mote
• Loath, loathe
• Ingenious, ingenuous
• Fain, feign
• Emigrant, immigrant
• Wreak, wreck

2007
Choose the word that is nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters (Do only five). Extra attempt of any part of the question will not be considered:

• Lacunae: a) tiny marine life b) shallow water c) local dialect d) missing parts
• Paroxysm: a) moral lesson b) sudden outburst c) contradiction d) pallid imitation
• Grotto: a) statue b) cavern c) neighborhood d) type of moth
• Fetter: a) rot b) to restrain c) make better d) enable to fly
• Stoicism: a) indifference b) boldness c) deep affection d) patient endurance
• Succulent: a) edible b) parched c) generous d) mature
• Malediction: a) compliment b) summary c) perfume d) awkwardness

Pick the most nearly opposite in meaning to the capitalized word:

• Twine: a) straighten b) continue c) unravel d) detach
• Frugal: a) prodigal b) intemperate c) extravagant d) profuse
• Gawky: a) neat b) handy c) graceful d) handsome
• Capricious: a) firm b) decided c) inflexible d) constant
• Congeal: a) liquefy b) mollify c) harden d) solidify

Use only five of the following pairs of words in sentences which illustrate their meaning. Extra attempt of any part of the question will not be considered:

• Affluence, effluence
• Wretch, retch
• Euphemistic, euphuistic
• Amoral, immoral
• Imperial, imperious
• Degrade, denigrate
• Temporal, temporary
• Precipitate, precipitous

2008
Use five of the following pairs of words in your own sentences to bring out their meaning:

• Mitigate, alleviate
• Persecute, prosecute
• Popular, populace
• Compliment, complement
• Excite, incite
• Voracity, veracity
• Virtual, virtuous
• Exceptional, exceptionable

Pick the most nearly opposite in meaning to the capitalized word. Do any five:

• Moratorium: a) large tomb b) waiting period c) security for debt d) funeral house
• Prolific: a) skilful b) fruitful c) wordy d) spread out
• Bipartisan: a) narrow minded b) progressive c) representing two parties d) divided
• Unequivocal: a) careless b) unmistakable c) variable d) incomparable
• Covenant: a) prayer b) debate c) garden d) agreement
• Tentative: a) expedient b) national c) provisional d) alternative

7.Demographic: related to the study of: a) government b) demons c) communications d) population
8.Sonar: apparatus to: a) detect something in the air b) locate objectives under water c) measure rain d) anticipate earthquake
Indicate meaning of any five of the following:

• Brag
• Antiquarian
• Input
• Prodigal
• Bibliophile
• Nostalgia
• Burn one’s boats
• Feedback
• Agrarian

2009
Choose the word that is nearly similar in meaning to the word in capital letters. (Do only five). Extra attempt of any part of the question will not be considered:

• Obscure: a) unclear b) doubtful
• Amiable: a) obnoxious b) affable
• Hoodwink: a) delude b) avoid
• Guileful: a) honourable b) disingenuous
• Obsession: a) fixed ideas b) delusion
• Radical: a) innate b) moderate
• Presumptive: a) credible b) timid

Pick the most nearly opposite in meaning to the capitalized word:

• Presentable: a) unable b) scruffy c) suitable d) personable
• Salvation: a) escape b) starvation c) doom d) rescue
• Plain: a) clean b) distinct c) ambiguous d) frugal
• Odious: a) porus b) charming c) horrid d) offensive
• Inflame: a) calm b) anger c ) excite d) kindle

Use only five of the following pairs of words in sentences which illustrate their meaning:

• Persecute, prosecute
• Luxuriant, luxurious
• Mean, mien
• Observation, observance
• Naughty, knotty
• Ghostly, ghastly
• Hew, hue
• Hoard, horde

This time I have placed the year and complete questions for increased lucidity of the matter. I noted that question "differentiate between the meanings of following pairs of words" has been asked in all of the papers with the exception of a few, so I decided to put it in excel for some statistical analysis. Here goes the results:


complement, compliment
1976, 1982, 1986, 1988, 1993,2008
ingenious, ingenuous
1972, 1975, 1977, 1985, 1991, 2006
persecute, prosecute
1982, 2001, 2006, 2008, 2009
virtual, virtuous
1975, 1982, 1989, 2008
allusion, illusion
1979, 1981, 1983
apposite, opposite
1977, 1981, 2005
collision, collusion
1979, 1989, 2001
complacent, complaisant
1976, 1977, 2001
emigrant, immigrant
1985, 1987, 2006
facilitate, felicitate
1986, 1989, 1991
fain, feign
2001, 2004, 2006
judicial, judicious
1977, 1985, 2005
veracity, voracity
1982, 2006, 2008
appraise, apprise
1981, 1996
ascent, assent
1987, 1992
bare, bear
1977, 1978
canvas, canvass
1981, 2005
conscious, conscientious
1989, 1991
considerable, considerate
1975, 1988
continual, continuous
1981, 1987
council, counsel
1980, 2005
custom, habit
1987, 1988
deference, difference
1985, 1989
differ, defer
1988, 1993
disease, decease
1977, 1991
exceptional, exceptionable
1982, 2008
excite, incite
1981, 2008
hoard, horde
2003, 2009
humiliation, humility
1978, 1989
mitigate, alleviate
1982, 2008
momentary, momentous
1975, 1992
popular, populace
1982, 2008
precede, proceed
1983, 1986
prescribe, proscribe
1987, 2001
queue, cue
1993, 2000
temporal, temporary
1978, 2007
wreck, wreak
1989, 2006
access, excess
accident, incident
acculturate, acclimitise
adapt, adopt
addict, edict
adjourn, postpone
affection, affectation
affluence, effluence
all, awl
allusive, elusive
altar, alter
altogether, all together
ambiguous, ambivalent
amiable, amicable
amoral, immoral
antic, antique
ardour, odour
artist, artisan
artist, artiste
ascent, accent
aspire, expire
atheist, agnostic
auger, augur
avenge, revenge
aviary, apiary
bad, badly
ballot, ballet
banned, band
barbarism, barbarity
barred, bard
below, beneath
berth, birth
beside, besides
boy, buoy
briefing, debriefing
brooch, broach
cannon, ???
cannon, canon
career, carrier
caret, carat
cast, caste
casual, causal
cease, seize
cession, session
choice, preference
choral, coral
cite, site
compare, contrast
conduct, character
confidant, confidante
confident, confidant
conquer, concur
conscious, conscience
consciousness, conscientiousness
conspiracy, plot
contemptible, contemptuous
corporal, corporeal
corps, corpse
decay, spoil
deduce, imply
deface, efface
degrade, denigrate
demense, mean
deprecate, depreciate
diary, dairy
differ from, differ with
disclosure, exposure
discrete, discreet
distinct, distinctive
dual, duel
due, dew
eligible, illegible
emigrate, immigrate
eminent, imminent
eminent, prominent
enviable, envious
envy, jealousy
epoch, epic
euphemistic, euphuistic
expedient, expeditious
fair, fare
fallow, fellow
fantastic, fanatical
farther, further
feet, feat
flatter, flutter
functional, dysfunctional
gate, gait
ghostly, ghastly
grateful, gratified
hew, hue
honourable, honorary
ignore, neglect
illusion, delusion
imaginary, imaginative
imperial, imperious
invade, attack
jewry, jury
knead, need
ladylike, ladyship
layout, outlay
libel, liable
loath, loathe
loose, lose
luxuriant, luxurious
male, mail
mean, mien
moat, mote
naughty, knotty
negligent, negligible
observation, observance
occulude, occult
official, officious
opinion, judgement
outbreak, breakout
par, at a par
peculiar, particular
placable, placeable
politician, statesman
portly, comely
pour, pore
practical, practicable
precipitate, precipitous
premier, premiere
president, precedent
punctual, punctilious
quarts, quartz
raze, raise
resources, recourse
respectfully, respectively
restive, restless
revel, reveal
revolt, mutiny
right, rite
rightful, righteous
rigorous, vigorus
route, rout
salutary, salubrious
setup, set upon
shall, will
simulation, dissimulation
sink, drown
state, government
superficial, superfluous
table, brand
trifling, trivial
uninterested, disinterested
urban, urbane
veil, vale
venal, venial
verbal, verbose
voke, yolk
wave, waive
weather, wether
whether, weather
wreck, reak
wretch, retch
yew, eue


Now I am sure there are mistakes in this, but I typed it all as seen in the book and now I have placed it here for you to review. Please check out any mistakes and help improving it. Also try to seek some interesting facts (like the one I discovered is if you knew pairs appeared in 1982 and 1981 papers, you could hit a bullsye in 2008 paper, maybe it is just a coincidence, but still interesting as a fact).

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