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It has become apparent in recent Supreme Court rulings that (the rights of an individual to privacy are considerable but not absolute, and that such rights are particularly weakened when exigent circumstances are present.)
A) ----------
B) an individual's right to privacy is considerable but not absolute, and that such a right is particularly weakened when exigent circumstances are present.
C) individual's rights to privacy are considerable but not absolute, and that, when exigent conditions are present, they make such rights particularly weaken
D) considerable but not absolute rights to privacy are given to an individual, and that exigent circumstances particularly weaken such rights
E) the Court considers individual rights as considerable if not absolute, and that such rights are particularly weakened when exigent circumstances are present
A) ----------
B) an individual's right to privacy is considerable but not absolute, and that such a right is particularly weakened when exigent circumstances are present.
C) individual's rights to privacy are considerable but not absolute, and that, when exigent conditions are present, they make such rights particularly weaken
D) considerable but not absolute rights to privacy are given to an individual, and that exigent circumstances particularly weaken such rights
E) the Court considers individual rights as considerable if not absolute, and that such rights are particularly weakened when exigent circumstances are present
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18 Mar 2005, 23:13
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B is consise & conveys the correct meaning
other choices are either verbose or poorly constructec
other choices are either verbose or poorly constructec
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Good one, I go with (A)
My reasoning is that the right to privacy is not an explicit right in itself, rather it is the manifestation of other rights. Therefore, the plural usage is preferred to the singular.
My reasoning is that the right to privacy is not an explicit right in itself, rather it is the manifestation of other rights. Therefore, the plural usage is preferred to the singular.
