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The new agriculture bill will almost surely fail to pass.

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The new agriculture bill will almost surely fail to pass. [#permalink] New post 10 Apr 2011, 23:27
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The new agriculture bill will almost surely fail to pass. The leaders of all major parties have stated that they oppose it.

Which one of the following, if true, adds most support for the prediction that agriculture bill will fail to pass?
A. Most bills that have not been supported by even one leader of a major party have not been passed into law
B. Most bills that have not been passed into law were not supported by even one member of a major party
C. If the leaders of all major parties endorse the new agriculture bill, it will pass into law
D. Most bills that have been passed into law were not unanimously supported by the leaders of all major parties
E. Most bills that have been passed into law were supported by at least one leader of a major party
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Re: new agriculture bill [#permalink] New post 10 Apr 2011, 23:49
IMO C, if that is the ans, I will provide my reasoning.
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Re: new agriculture bill [#permalink] New post 11 Apr 2011, 00:29
I think the author employs "all". So the reverse of "all" is none / no-one. And "A" employs that reasoning

A. Most bills that have not been supported by even one leader of a major party have not been passed into law ---> the bold part means supported by NONE

E is wrong since it is the logical negative of what we are looking for.
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Re: new agriculture bill [#permalink] New post 11 Apr 2011, 20:35
OA is E.
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Re: new agriculture bill [#permalink] New post 13 Apr 2011, 23:58
Seems like a tough one to me. Reason I thought C - to pass into law, it needs endorsement from all major parties, which oppose the bill so it would faill
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