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Ironically, although a store's policy governing so-called "express lanes" requires for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less but more minutes in such lanes than they would in regular check-out lanes.
A) requires for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
B) requires that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
C) requires that customers should have 10 items or less, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
D) require for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
E) require that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
A) requires for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
B) requires that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
C) requires that customers should have 10 items or less, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
D) require for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
E) require that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
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Ironically, although a store's policy governing so-called "express lanes" requires for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less but more minutes in such lanes than they would in regular check-out lanes.
A) requires for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
B) requires that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
C) requires that customers should have 10 items or less, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
requires and should- redundant
D) require for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
E) require that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
A) requires for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
B) requires that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
C) requires that customers should have 10 items or less, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
requires and should- redundant
D) require for customers to have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not less
E) require that customers have 10 items or fewer, during busier hours, customers may spend not fewer
require/requires that-CORRECT IDIOM
a store's policy - singular so 'requires' is correct
minutes countable- less incorrect, fewer correct
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