The CEO insisted [ ] signing the contract today [ a) in b) on c) for ]	on
The company needs to live [ ] its name and traditions [ a) up to b) for c) with ]	up to
The meeting consisted [ ] negotiating a new agreement [ a) at b) for c) in ]	in
The employee shook [ ] his boss’s criticism with much confidence [ a) away b) from c) off ]	off
Competitors threatened the market leader [ ] their cutting edge technology [ a) by b) at c) with ]	with
The player was banned [ ] the competition [ a) of b) away c) from ]	from
I can't stand [ ] such ideas (hint: stand = support) [ a) for b) up c) to ]	for
After a long meeting I don’t always feel [ ] writing the minutes [ a) for b) up to c) about ]	up to
We tried to discourage him [ ] leaving the company [ a) to b) in c) from ]	from
We'll be looking [ ] hearing from you by the end of the year [ a) for b) to c) forward to ]	forward to
The furious customer headed [ ] the manager's office [ a) for b) in c) from ]	for
The former CEO was held [ ] high esteem by his fellows [ a) by b) with c) in ]	in
The government should be blamed [ ] not taking enough steps to prevent the crisis [ a) for b) at c) of ]	for
As a result of the crisis we've had to put ourselves [ ] the line [ a) in b) on c) with ]	on