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Medical malpractice suits can be difficult to prosecute because often there is a lack of another doctor to testify against the defendant.
A. there is a lack of another doctor to testify against
B. they lack some other doctor’s testimony against
C. other doctors refuse to testify against
D. another doctor will have refused to testify against

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Medical malpractice suits can be difficult to prosecute because often 24 Mar 2017, 22:35
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Not a good question though. looks like not a GMAT ques- 4 choices.
Ans- C
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Medical malpractice suits can be difficult to prosecute because often 19 Aug 2017, 21:07
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Medical malpractice suits can be difficult to prosecute because often 20 Aug 2017, 06:57
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The meaning is, medical issues are tough to solve because there are no testimonies from other doctors against the defendant.
Suits is plural and hence will require either a plural object form later (doctors).

Medical malpractice suits can be difficult to prosecute because often there is a lack of another doctor to testify against the defendant.
A. there is a lack of another doctor to testify against - Improper usage of singular doctor against plural suits
B. they lack some other doctor’s testimony against - They usage is incorrect (can not be used for suits)
C. other doctors refuse to testify against - Precise and correct usage.
D. another doctor will have refused to testify against - Same as option A
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Medical malpractice suits can be difficult to prosecute because often 20 Aug 2017, 07:40
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With Takdir & shekyonline s opinion, here is the official question to practice -

https://gmatclub.com/forum/a-patient-ac ... fl=similar
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