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IMO A.

B is wrong because of wrong idiom. it should be 'grounds for' not 'grounds of'

Just check on google the exact word series "on the ground of" and "on the ground for", and the results are that both two series have many instances. So I can assume that we can use both "on the ground of" and "on the ground for"

Once again, IMO B
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I am also up for B.
B gives the correct meaning.

tenaman- IS it really hard to underline question?
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I have a problem with some choices, I think they are incomplete: it probably should read 'avoided' in E, and 'on the grounds' in B.

tenaman10, could you please recheck the sentence and answer choices for typos/mistakes?



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