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Updated on: 03 Sep 2003, 14:50
Originally posted by Praetorian on 03 Sep 2003, 03:31.
Last edited by Praetorian on 03 Sep 2003, 14:50, edited 2 times in total.
Last edited by Praetorian on 03 Sep 2003, 14:50, edited 2 times in total.
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Federal judges are sentencing white-collar criminals to prison with more and more frequency and the sentencing, even though still shorter than the average for crimes such as armed robbery, have increased in length.
A)...
B) more and more frequency and the sentencing, though still shorter than the average for such crimes as armed robbery, has increased.
C) higher frequency and the sentences, even though still shorter than the average fro cirmes such as armed robbery, are increased.
D) greater frequency and the sentencing, although still shorter than the average for such crimes as armed robbery, has been increasing.
E) greater frequency and the sentences, though still shorter than the average for such crimes as armed robbery, have increased.
please explain your choice.
thanks
praetorian
A)...
B) more and more frequency and the sentencing, though still shorter than the average for such crimes as armed robbery, has increased.
C) higher frequency and the sentences, even though still shorter than the average fro cirmes such as armed robbery, are increased.
D) greater frequency and the sentencing, although still shorter than the average for such crimes as armed robbery, has been increasing.
E) greater frequency and the sentences, though still shorter than the average for such crimes as armed robbery, have increased.
please explain your choice.
thanks
praetorian
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01 Jun 2004, 21:02
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I dont remember aonie. do you have a different explanation.
I will try to search for the book answer. i think this one is from GMAT+.
let us know if you have a different answer
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