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Asset allocators create portfolios, often in the form of of mutual funds, [u]with the intention to[/u] turn in good results in both “bullâ€
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Answer is C.
Slight error in the position of the underline in the question. It shud be BEFORE "to" not AFTER "to".
Asset allocators create portfolios, often in the form of of mutual funds, [u]with the intention [/u] to turn in good results in both “bullâ€
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My choice D.
Reason, tense problem. 'Create'...'intending' to turn...
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Got C.
Asset allocators are intended to create. Mutual funded and intend(ed)(ing) does not make sense.
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