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I think it is B because of the modifier following.
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I choose B!
How can E be the right answer? which clearly refers to meat, when it shoudl have referred to clothing!
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I think it is 'B'.

but I think, in 'B', 'for' is needed before clothing.
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The OA is (B).
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C),D) and E) are wrong b/c the modifier is misplaced. b/w A) and B) ? the idiom is "not so much x as y". B) as well as A) violate the idiom. maybe there is a typo in B) ? but on examday i would have chosen B) !
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I don't think OA is correct.

not for ...... but for..... is the proper structure.

B is missing that.

so B cannot be correct.



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