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01. Let me [introduce] you to my wife and children.

02. Please hold your applause until all the students receiving awards have been [introduced].

03. Please include a cover letter [introducing] yourself with your resumé.

04. The recreation center has an indoor rock-climbing wall, which offers a good opportunity to [introduce] young people to the sport.

05. The government has [introduced] legislation to stop smoking in public buildings.

06. You need to make sure that your essay has a proper [introduction] and conclusion.

07. The cultivation of corn was first [introduced] by native people in Colombia.

08. Roger Bacon [introduced] gunpowder to Europe in 1242.

09. Each summer, our local art gallery puts on a special program designed to [introduce] children to art.

10. An increasing number of elementary schools in Japan are [introducing] chopstick etiquette into their programs.

11. Merchants from the Arabian Peninsula [introduced] the Islamic religion to the area now known as Pakistan in the seventh century.

12. Many native plants of our country have been pushed out by plants [introduced] from other parts of the world.

13. Bengalis will shake hands with a male Western visitor, but will simply nod when [introduced] to a woman.

14. The day after they moved into their house, their new neighbors came by to [introduce] themselves.

15. In China, guests are generally [introduced] to the oldest person first.

16. My daughter got a free [introductory] issue of a number of different magazines.

17. The first VHS videotape was [introduced] to the world in 1975 in Japan.

18. As worms tunnel through the earth, they help to [introduce] water and air into the soil.

19. Greg has [introduced] some much needed changes to the program.

20. His Japanese girlfriend [introduced] him to Japanese food.

21. The [introduction] to the book tells about all the research that was done by the author before he wrote the story.

22. I don't usually read the [introduction] when I read a novel because it's usually pretty boring.

23. There is a good [introductory] course to Linguistics which is being offered this semester.

24. As a special [introductory] offer, we will give you free Internet service for the first three months.

25. Our friends don't know all your family, Charles. Why don't you do the [introductions]?

26. Our next speaker needs no [introduction], as he is well-known to everyone working in this firm.

27. The [introduction] of electric/gas hybrid cars into the marketplace is causing a great deal of excitement.

28. He made a few [introductory] remarks before the concert began.

29. Certain plants that have been [introduced] into the environment from elsewhere have killed off a lot of native plants in this area.

30. A Portuguese proverb notes that beauty is a good letter of [introduction].