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The correct idiom that has to be used in this sentence is both X and Y. Whatever preposition is used after X the same has to repeat after and. Hence "both in" has to be followed by "and in". The other rule is considered is not followed by any preposition which leaves us with only one correct answer "A."
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Cosnider Xy. consider must not follow by prepositions,


Hey Psiva00734, it's totally new to me what you just said here. I've solved some other sentences that had "considered to be" as a part of that sentence and the sentence was completely correct. So, can you please elaborate on what basis you affirmed the quote?

Google also says the same thing here,

https://www.google.com/search?q=can+con ... s-wiz-serp
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