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The FDA enacted these recent restrictions both to prohibit individual physicians from forming financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies to advertise directly to the physicians.
A. both to prohibit individual physicians from forming financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies to advertise
B. both to prohibit individual physicians to form financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies while forbidding the companies to advertise
C. to both prohibit individual physicians from forming financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies from advertising
D. both to prohibit individual physicians from forming financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies from advertising
E. to prohibit both individual physicians to form financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies from advertising
A. both to prohibit individual physicians from forming financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies to advertise
B. both to prohibit individual physicians to form financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies while forbidding the companies to advertise
C. to both prohibit individual physicians from forming financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies from advertising
D. both to prohibit individual physicians from forming financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies from advertising
E. to prohibit both individual physicians to form financial partnerships with pharmaceutical companies and to forbid the companies from advertising
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15 Sep 2018, 10:59
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Between A and D i choose ..A...because of idiomatic...expression...
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+1 for D
Split 1:
Idiom Both X and Y. X and Y should be parallel.
Both to prohibit and to forbid is correct.
Hence eliminate B, C and E.
Split 2:
Between A and D, the right idiomatic usage is Enacted X to prohibit Y from Z.
The usage Enacted X to prohibit Y to Z is wrong. Eliminate A
Hence, D is correct
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Split 1:
Idiom Both X and Y. X and Y should be parallel.
Both to prohibit and to forbid is correct.
Hence eliminate B, C and E.
Split 2:
Between A and D, the right idiomatic usage is Enacted X to prohibit Y from Z.
The usage Enacted X to prohibit Y to Z is wrong. Eliminate A
Hence, D is correct
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