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relationship between X and Y ~ is appropriate here because the two have conflicting ideas about the central issue: smoking.

(D)
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"relationship between x and y" is the correct idiom .. so D .. but "jeopardizing their own health and that of others" .. is "own" really required here ... plz explain ... isn't it redundant ..
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D for me "relationship b/w X and Y" and "relationship HAS"

D also has a correct and clear modifier
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Ok, for this one... the OA is definitely not D (i double checked). I know, I was fooled by the between X and Y as well... :cry:
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In that case, it should be B.

relationship of "smoking" to "lung cancer"
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thats very odd because when i look at some optinons on thefreedictionary.com it gives

relationship of x with y

or

relationship between x and y
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oops my choice was D
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I dont see anything wrong with D
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Sorry for the delay... here is the OA and the OE... from Cambridge.



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