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A constantly-increasing supply of spent uranium rods and a halted plan to send all nuclear waste to Yucca Mountain suggests that the United States' problem of what to do with highly reactive spent fuel rods will be much more difficult to solve than was initially thought.
(A) Yucca Mountain suggests that the United States' problem of what to do with highly reactive spent fuel rods will be much more difficult to solve than was initially thought.
(B) Yucca Mountain suggest that the United States' problem of what to do with highly reactive spent fuel rods will be much more difficult to solve than was initially thought.
(C) Yucca Mountain, suggests that the spent fuel rods might be much more difficult to solve than was initially thought by the United States.
(D) Yucca Mountain suggest that the United States' problem of what to do with highly reactive spent fuel rods are much more difficult to solve than initially thought.
(E) Yucca Mountain, suggesting that the spent fuel rods might be more difficult to solve than the United States thought.
(A) Yucca Mountain suggests that the United States' problem of what to do with highly reactive spent fuel rods will be much more difficult to solve than was initially thought.
(B) Yucca Mountain suggest that the United States' problem of what to do with highly reactive spent fuel rods will be much more difficult to solve than was initially thought.
(C) Yucca Mountain, suggests that the spent fuel rods might be much more difficult to solve than was initially thought by the United States.
(D) Yucca Mountain suggest that the United States' problem of what to do with highly reactive spent fuel rods are much more difficult to solve than initially thought.
(E) Yucca Mountain, suggesting that the spent fuel rods might be more difficult to solve than the United States thought.
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Hi,
if i am not wrong, you will add OA later (didn't see deferred OA message) or you forgot to add?
if i am not wrong, you will add OA later (didn't see deferred OA message) or you forgot to add?
