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Dermatologists are trained to distinguish an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen.
A. an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
B. an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, and a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
C. between an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, or a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
D. between an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
E. a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen, and an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance
A. an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
B. an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, and a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
C. between an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, or a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
D. between an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen
E. a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen, and an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance
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Dermatologists are trained to distinguish an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen.
A. an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Correct
B. an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, and a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Incorrect
C. between an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, or a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Incorrect
D. between an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Incorrect
E. a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen, and an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance Incorrect
correct idioms - .........distinguish X from Y
.........between X and Y
B, C, D & E violates these two idioms; so Answer A
A. an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Correct
B. an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, and a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Incorrect
C. between an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, or a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Incorrect
D. between an irritation, resulting from prolonged exposure to the offending substance, from a true allergic reaction, manifesting itself immediately upon contact with the allergen Incorrect
E. a true allergic reaction, which manifests itself immediately upon contact with the allergen, and an irritation, which results from prolonged exposure to the offending substance Incorrect
correct idioms - .........distinguish X from Y
.........between X and Y
B, C, D & E violates these two idioms; so Answer A
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