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It is between A,D and E because we need "that" after either demand or demanding.

E is out because it uses "should".

now, the companies won't "pay for the increased share of the cost". They would "pay the increased share of the cost". Hence D is out.

It should be A, in my opinion.

Could you elaborate on why you think 'D' is incorrect? Why would "pay an increased share of the cost" be a better answer than "pay for an increased share of the cost"?

I can't wrap my head around that small difference.

BTW: OA is A)


Well, I don't know how to explain this difference. I guess you can say that "for" is redundant here.



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