From an utilitarian point of view there is no need for clothes to 【S1】

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问题    From an utilitarian point of view there is no need for clothes to    【S1】______.
be decorated with trimming or embroidery, and to be made of                【S2】______.
patterned fabrics. Since these elaborations adds needlessly to the       【S3】______.
cost of garments, so they have always tended to confer status. As          【S4】______.
the rule, the more complex the design, and the more colors used,          【S5】______.
the greater the prestige of the garment. It is also true, however,
that plain-colored material shows marks more readily than a                【S6】______.
patterned one, and once weaving and machine-printing made
patterned fabrics relatively inexpensive their status somewhat
decline. Today there is not much difference in prestige between          【S7】______.
patterned and plain, unless the design is not hand-printed. Clothes       【S8】______.
that have obviously been decorated after they are assembled
(usually by embroidery or applique) continue to become excellent          【S9】______.
advertisements for conspicuous consumption. Most prestigious of all
are those garments that combine larger areas of pale, easily soiled       【S10】______.
plain fabric with elaborate hand decoration. [br] 【S7】

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答案 decline→declined

解析前面谓语动词为made，此处decline也应用过去式。

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