to allow yourself the pleasure of having or doing something ...

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to allow yourself the pleasure of having or doing something

A. consent

B. indulge

C. meager

D. deplete

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A. Please adopt and don’t shop; a lot of good shelter pets.

B. Please adopt and don’t shop; there are a lot of good shelter pets available.

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D. Please adopt and don’t shop there are a lot of good shelter pets available.

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