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Yes, you are correct. I completely missed the incorrect idiom in E. It should be D
D it is. Very awakward because the comma is absent after "life insurance in england"
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A,B,C has modifier issue. The dependent clause should modify life insurance in the second clause.

E - has idiomatic issue. Between X and Y is the corect idiom
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yes it shld be D. Reasons have already been explained well.
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Hi Mates,

IMO D

Two key points: "introduced" must modify life insurance and the correct idiom is "between X and Y"

OA?

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Yes, choice between D and E. But, E is wrong for wrong use of "between X with Y". Hence, D.



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