Read the passage below and complete it with the verbs in Past Simple from the box.

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create,take,test, offer,be, publish,come out,have , give, find;
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The PostScript language was developed in the early 1980s as a page description language for printers and photo setters. It was Adobe Systems, Inc. That (1) ___________________ the PostScript language and developed Illustrator, the first program that (2) ____________________ advantage of the full range of graphic possibilities (3) ______________________ by PostScript. Adobe Systems (4) __________________ also the suppliers of fonts for use with PostScript-based printers.
The language was documented in The PostScript Language Reference Manual, (5) ___________________ by Addison-Wesley in 1985. PostScript soon became widely used by DTP publishers and graphic designers. In 1990 PostScript level 2 (6) ______________________, which incorporated new features such as ATM technology, composite fonts, image compression and other details.
When some experts (7) ____________________ the performance of different colour printers, they (8) _________________ that every PostScript printer was easy to use and (9) ____________________ consistently good results, while every non- PostScript printer (10) ___________________ problems with output in at least one application.

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The PostScript language was developed in the early 1980s as a page description language for printers and photo setters. It was Adobe Systems, Inc. That (1) created the PostScript language and developed Illustrator, the first program that (2) took advantage of the full range of graphic possibilities (3) offered by PostScript. Adobe Systems (4) also had the suppliers of fonts for use with PostScript-based printers.

The language was documented in The PostScript Language Reference Manual, (5) published by Addison-Wesley in 1985. PostScript soon became widely used by DTP publishers and graphic designers. In 1990 PostScript level 2 (6) came out, which incorporated new features such as ATM technology, composite fonts, image compression, and other details.
When some experts (7) tested the performance of different color printers, they (8) found that every PostScript printer was easy to use and (9) gave consistently good results, while every non-PostScript printer (10) had problems with output in at least one application.

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