She denied ___ the confidential files to the press., leaking, to leak, He persuaded me ___ the complaint in writing., submitting, to submit, They accused the minister ___ the figures deliberately., of distorting, to distort, She reminded us ___ the deadline was non-negotiable., to, that, He warned us ___ against relying on unofficial sources., not, to, The witness admitted ___ parts of his earlier statement., to inventing, to invent, She urged the committee ___ immediate action., taking, to take, He boasted ___ the board before anyone else had., of impressing, to impress, They informed us ___ the venue had been changed., to, that, She blamed her assistant ___ the crucial email., for misplacing, to misplace, He threatened ___ legal action if the article appeared., taking, to take, The editor advised me ___ the wording more cautiously., to phrase, phrasing, She objected ___ as though her concerns were trivial., to being treated, to treat, He confessed ___ the evidence before handing it over., to tamper, tampering with, They encouraged residents ___ any suspicious activity promptly., reporting, to report, She insisted ___ no prior knowledge of the scheme., on having, to have, He apologized ___ such a dismissive tone., to use, for using, The spokesperson claimed ___ the data had been misinterpreted., that, of, She cautioned me ___ my conclusions too hastily., against drawing, to draw, He agreed ___ the terms, albeit reluctantly., accepting, to accept

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