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Notice These Expressions in the Text. Infer Their Meanings from the Context. 1. Urge the Departure 2.Conflict of Duties 3. Harbor a Man like Me 4. Seek a Prop - English Core

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Notice these expressions in the text. Infer their meanings from the context.

1. urge the departure           3. harbor a man like me

2.conflict of duties                4. seek a prop 

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1. urge the departure - insist on the going away of the British from India

2. conflict of duties - clash of obligation or responsibility

3. harbor a man like me - give shelter to an advocate of home-rule

5. seek a prop - try to find support or assistance 

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 Rajkumar Shukla was 

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(iii) illiterate.


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The qualities of a good leader.


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