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16 Jun 2004, 00:56
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"Carried interest" is the term used to denote the profit split of proceeds to the general partner; there were as many variations of this profit split both in the size and how it is calculated and accrued as there are firms.
(A) there were as many variations of this profit split both in the size and how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(B) there was as many variations of this profit split both in the size and in how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(C) there are as many variations of this profit split in both the size and in how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(D) there are as many variations of this profit split both in the size and in how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(E) there are as many variations of this profit split both in the size and how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(A) there were as many variations of this profit split both in the size and how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(B) there was as many variations of this profit split both in the size and in how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(C) there are as many variations of this profit split in both the size and in how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(D) there are as many variations of this profit split both in the size and in how it is calculated and accrued as there are
(E) there are as many variations of this profit split both in the size and how it is calculated and accrued as there are
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16 Jun 2004, 01:23
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I think that the answer is D.
A, B - eliminated because of the use of past tense
It was a tough choice between C, D & E.
C - 'in both X and in Y'
D - 'both in X and in Y'
E - 'both in X and Y'
D sounded the best to me because of its parallel structure.
