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Tooth whiteners in toothpastes contain mild abrasives that have the capacity to remove stains on tooth enamel and improve tooth appearance, enough for less use of microabrasion techniques and keeping costs down for customers desiring brighter teeth.

(A) and improve tooth appearance, enough for less use of microabrasion techniques and keeping costs down for
(B) and improve tooth appearance enough for microabrasion techniques to be used less and to keep costs down for
(C) for improved tooth appearance, enough for lessening use of microabrasion techniques and for keeping costs down of
(D) to improve tooth appearance, enough to limit use of microabrasion techniques and to keep costs down for
(E) to improve enough tooth appearance to use microabrasion techniques less and keep costs down for
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Re: Tooth whiteners in toothpastes contain mild abrasives that [#permalink] New post 31 Jan 2013, 22:59
Should be (D).

Removing stains on the tooth enamel leads to improving tooth appearance. Improving tooth appearance is not a separate result. Therefore 'to' is more appropriate (and not 'and'). That rules out A and B. In C, 'keeping costs down of customers' is awkward and grammatically incorrect.

E is awkwardly worded, changes the meaning by changing the placement of the word 'enough' and is also not parallel in all of its aspects.

D it is.
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