The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.

The expectations in the GRE reflects your knowledge and skills already. As Robusto says in his account, we are wrong about the first part. The first part says yet despite heavy use of pesticides, __ losses to diseases are sustained each year. The two words, yet and despite together create a sense of negativity, while equitable is usually used in a positive sense. What are context neutral C,D which are also make sense.