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32 Английский язык. Типовые задания для подготовки к олимпиадах (ceremony/festival), which was attended by thousands of (province/country) where 2 people, in the East New Britain 3 they were killed. The missionaries were part of a 4 (group/gang) of (tribes/ Methodist ministers and teachers who arrived in 1875 to spread Christianity. The murders three years later, by Tolai 5 nations) people, on the Gazelle Peninsula, triggered angry reprisals. (head/commander) of the The English pastor who was 6 mission, George Brown, avenged the killings by 7 took) in an expedition that resulted in the deaths of a 8 /quantity) of tribes people and the burning of several villages. Candles 9 10 (were lit/lit) in memory of the four. Fiji's High Commissioner in Papua New Guinea, Ratu Isoa Tikoca, (accepted/accepting) the apologies on behalf of the (touching/ descendants. "We at this juncture are deeply 11 touched) and wish you the greatest joy of forgiveness as we finally end (agreement/ disagreement)," he said. this record 12 The Governor-General Sir Paulias Matane praised the early missionaries for making the country Christian and called for more people to follow the guiding principles of the religion. Complete the article with the correct form of the words in In (taking/ (numberпж дам балы​

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A ceremony, which was attended by thousands of people from the country, was held in East New Britain where 2 missionaries were killed. The missionaries were part of a group of Methodist ministers and teachers who arrived in 1875 to spread Christianity. The murders three years later, by Tolai people, on the Gazelle Peninsula, triggered angry reprisals. The head of the mission, English pastor George Brown, avenged the killings by taking part in an expedition that resulted in the deaths of a number of tribespeople and the burning of several villages. Candles were lit in memory of the four. Fiji's High Commissioner in Papua New Guinea, Ratu Isoa Tikoca, accepted the apologies on behalf of the descendants. "We at this juncture are deeply touched and wish you the greatest joy of forgiveness as we finally end this disagreement," he said. The Governor-General Sir Paulias Matane praised the early missionaries for making the country Christian and called for more people to follow the guiding principles of the religion.