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The committee rejected the proposal for several reasons, the chief among which were the cost of borrowing the money.

(A) the chief among which were the cost of borrowing the money
(B) the chief among which was the cost of borrowing the money
(C) the chief of which was the cost of borrowing the money
(D) of which the chief were the cost of borrowing the money
(E) with the cost of borrowing money being the one of the them

seems among and which are redundent...
also "chief of" is required...


Hi Professor :king ,
Can you explain why "which" and "among" are redundant ??



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