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18 Oct 2004, 04:38
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Early supporters of the theory of quantum mechanics hailed it as a major breakthrough in understanding the universe; however, critics of the theory called it a crude and inelegant description of the processes behind the physical world, which they likened to rolling dice.
A) which they likened to rolling dice
B) likening them to rolling dice
C) likening it to the act of rolling dice
D) which they liken to dice that are rolled
E) which they likened to the act of rolling dice
A) which they likened to rolling dice
B) likening them to rolling dice
C) likening it to the act of rolling dice
D) which they liken to dice that are rolled
E) which they likened to the act of rolling dice
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18 Oct 2004, 20:09
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as Newkid said, this is like the "lipstick on greek statues" from the OG 
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