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Re: The doctrinal dispute resulted in the dismissal of the [#permalink]
I agree with Macca. This is an ellipsis and you don't need the additional "with." He was charged with X (teaching false doct.) and Y (administrative miscond.).
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Re: The doctrinal dispute resulted in the dismissal of the [#permalink]
I'd go for D.

In all other choices "teaching" is used as verb, while in D it is used as noun. Since "misconduct" is a noun, to maintain the parallelism, teaching should be used as noun.

If both had to be used as verb then the correct sentence should have been:

"charged with teaching false doctrine and with misconducting administration"
which seems a little awkward.

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Re: The doctrinal dispute resulted in the dismissal of the [#permalink]
Classic GMAT trap. Expect to see one like this on test day.

Consider this: The motorist was charged with running a red light, and with fleeing the scene? The second with is idiomatic. Additionally, the second with is required because he will be prosecuted on those charges seperately.



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