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A publication may be sued for libel in any state where it regularly circulates under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court.
(A) A publication may be sued for libel in any state where it regularly circulates under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court.
(B) A publication may be sued for libel in any state where it has regular circulation under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court.
(C) Under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court, a publication may be sued for libel in any state which it regularly circulates.
(D) Under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court, a publication may be sued for libel in any state in which there is regular circulation.
(E) Under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court, there may be a suit for libel in any state in which a publication regularly circulates.
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(A) A publication may be sued for libel in any state where it regularly circulates under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court. -> conveys that the publication circulates under the ruling
(B) A publication may be sued for libel in any state where it has regular circulation under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court. -> unanimous ruling qualifies the "regular circulation"
(C) Under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court, a publication may be sued for libel in any state which it regularly circulates. -> conveys that the publication circulates the state
(D) Under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court, a publication may be sued for libel in any state in which there is regular circulation. -> a state which has regular circulation (of what?)
(E) Under a unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court, there may be a suit for libel in any state in which a publication regularly circulates.
I feel (C) is the best if it uses "where" or "in which", instead of which. Now it is out, since a publication cannot circulate a state.
(A) reads like the publication circulates under the ruling.
(B) sounds the same.
(D) there is regular circulation of what?
(E) passive.
Choose from all five bad choices, I'd pick (E) myself. Given that (E) is not right, which one to pick? Maybe (B) I guess, if you didn't make a typo in the question.
Well, C is definitely out, because of the "which". D and E are definitely out for the same reason. Circulation of what? Suit of what? They do not convey the meaning.
Choose bt A and B, they have same drawback. However A is worse. It reads definitely the publication is circulating under a ruling. Somehow B feels better.
(B). there other choices distort the meaning of the sentence. A is wrong because it uses 'where' to describe State.
C, D and E are wrong because they clearly distort the sentence
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