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IMO, (C) is preferable to (A) because the "prescriptions" - the point being discussed here follows immediately after the comma.
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"as is the case" is usually peferred over "as it is" in GMAT English.

Bagging (C) here.
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"as is the case" is usually peferred over "as it is" in GMAT English.

Bagging (C) here.

:arh :crying I marked A with shaking hands. Got it now.
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"as is the case" is usually peferred over "as it is" in GMAT English.

Bagging (C) here.
:arh :crying I marked A with shaking hands. Got it now.


Even if you can elimiate all other answer choices down to a 50-50 guess, you still need to master the SC/CR/PS/DS concept being tested. Sharp arrow, this one should go straight to your ---> " :computer log."
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I also agree with C.

Can someone post the OA please? Thx.
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Between A and C.

Will prefer C.

In A, it is not necessary in the first phrase.

Also C compares better
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C it is...

A has that 'it' that does not allude to anything in particular...



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