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Straight C.

If performers think that agents have the more than performers have then we can conclude that both working together is far better than performers working alone.


hey dahiya... aren't you talking about second statement?

C is referring to the fact that using agents isn't a new thing...

I thought it is B, which talks about teaming up with agents and having better work

B
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Straight C.

If performers think that agents have the more than performers have then we can conclude that both working together is far better than performers working alone.

hey dahiya... aren't you talking about second statement?

C is referring to the fact that using agents isn't a new thing...

I thought it is B, which talks about teaming up with agents and having better work

B


That was a typo. Yes I am talking about B. Edited my post. Thanks.
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I would go with C on this . "Far superior" in B is too strong.
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Please see teh attachment..


OA is C..I have attached the OE..
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Please see teh attachment..

OA is C..I have attached the OE..


I think C is the inference and B is the conclusion.
Question asks: "can be properly concluded"? Don't you think we need to find the conclusion? I am getting frustrated by this type of questions. :wall :wall
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Please see teh attachment..

OA is C..I have attached the OE..

I think C is the inference and B is the conclusion.
Question asks: "can be properly concluded"? Don't you think we need to find the conclusion? I am getting frustrated by this type of questions. :wall :wall


I saw "still" and looked at C, but with conclusion we need to go extra step, so I thought B was more appropriate as well.
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C, B is too extreme.
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there is no support for 'far' in B

so C

a good one . keep it up.
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I support C.



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