[ Grammar ]
Some politicians are indifferent … people’s needs.
A. in
B. to
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a. are serious
b. are trying to make people laugh
c. are not united
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He is … Spanish … Italian.
A. either / and
B. either / neither
C. either / or
D. either/nor