Neither the dog nor the cat wants __________ ears examined. ...

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Neither the dog nor the cat wants __________ ears examined.

A. their

B. its

C. her

D. his

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A. I can’t stay home on weekdays.
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What is the definition of “indemnity”?

A. A payment for damage or loss

B. Clear, transparent

C. Almighty, having unlimited power or authority

D. Agreeable to the taste or one’s sensibilities

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