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05 Nov 2003, 06:41
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In contrast to the symphonies of Haydn, a much freer use of dissonance is evident in the symphonies of Mahler.
(A) In contrast to the symphonies of Haydn, a much freer use of dissonance is evident in the symphonies of Mahler.
(B) In contrast with Haydn's symphonies, Mahler uses dissonance much more freely.
(C) In contrast to those of Haydn, the symphonies of Mahler demonstrate a much more free use of dissonance.
(D) In contrast to Haydn's symphonies, Mahler's demonstrate a much freer use of dissonance.
(E) In contrast with Haydn's symphonies, those of Mahler use dissonance much more freely.
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D?
Only C and D seem like the better choices but C sounds bit awkward so I go with D.
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Also vote for D
much more free (in C) - is inappropriate in GMAT-English
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