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16 Feb 2012, 09:51
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Just as Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think past racial segregation, so too are the new organizations such as R.O.A.R, Reach Out Against Racism promoting the same objectives and goals to our societies
A. Just as Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think past racial segregation, so too
B. Martine Luther King motivated the public to explore and think past racial segregation, and in the same way
C. Just like in the case of Martin Luther King and his motivations to the public to explore and think past racial segregations, too
D. Similarly to Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think pask racial segregation, so too
E. Similar to Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think pask racial segregation, so too
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A. Just as Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think past racial segregation, so too
B. Martine Luther King motivated the public to explore and think past racial segregation, and in the same way
C. Just like in the case of Martin Luther King and his motivations to the public to explore and think past racial segregations, too
D. Similarly to Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think pask racial segregation, so too
E. Similar to Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think pask racial segregation, so too
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16 Feb 2012, 22:01
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Chembeti - Which answer do you think is stronger than A? To me the others are very clearly not correct.
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17 Feb 2012, 04:24
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E could have been correct if it used correct modifier
Similar to Martin Luther King motivated the public to explore and think pask racial
segregation, the new organizations such as R.O.A.R
but so too ??
