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Dr. Linus Pauling stated that he suspected that the rapid rise in cases of cardiovascular disease during the 20th century was due to increased sugar consumption, but his notions at the time were not accompanying substantial evidence.
A. but his notions at the time were not accompanying substantial evidence.
B. and his notions at the time had not accompanied substantial evidence.
C. and even though his notions at the time was not accompanied by substantial evidence.
D. although his notions at the time were not accompanied by substantial evidence.
E. but without accompanying his notions at the time with substantial evidence.
A. but his notions at the time were not accompanying substantial evidence.
B. and his notions at the time had not accompanied substantial evidence.
C. and even though his notions at the time was not accompanied by substantial evidence.
D. although his notions at the time were not accompanied by substantial evidence.
E. but without accompanying his notions at the time with substantial evidence.
03 Dec 2018, 08:31
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A. accompanying is wrong
B.usage of had is wrong
C was is incorrect were should be used notions are plural
D correct
E is incorrect does not make sense
B.usage of had is wrong
C was is incorrect were should be used notions are plural
D correct
E is incorrect does not make sense
03 Dec 2018, 11:28
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+1 for (D), for the highlighted errors in other options....
