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Direction: In the following passage, some of the words have been left out, each of which is indicated by a number. Find the suitable word from the options given against each number and fill up the blanks with appropriate words to make the paragraph meaningful.

Now a robot is being programmed to (81) copy the moves of an ace pizzaiolo, who has obligingly worn a "bio-kinetic sensorised suit", (82) researchers at the University of Naples to map his movements. By next year, the robot is expected to perfect the art and start (83) out pizzas like'a maestro. The (84) Neapolitan progenitors of the famed Pizza Margherita - depending on which provenance is (85) correct - must be turning in their graves at this development. Should the pizzaiolo be taken to task for selling information to the enemy -- artificial intelligence - and (86) the door to another (87) takeover? It all depends on whether (88) will be able to tell the difference between the teacher and pupil's pizzas, of course. The notoriously finicky Japanese are happily consuming robot-made sushi and automated burger flippers are already (89) into fast- food kitchens in the US, so robo-pizzaiolos can hardly be farbehind. It may take another generation (of robots) before AI can replicate the skill and inventiveness of a master chef, but those lower down the culinary ladder may start feeling the heat soon. How long before India (90) on and has robot dosa-makers, tikka-flippers and kebab-turners? The bright spot: a robot was fired by a Scottish supermarket this month for poor performance.

A)  despised                     

B)  cherished

C)  credited          

D)       revered

E)  treasured