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Though the law will require emissions testing of all diesel vehicles, from tractor trailers to excursion buses, it will have no effect on sport utility vehicles, almost all of which are gasoline powered, and will not be subjected to emissions-control standards as stringent as they are for diesel-powered vehicles. A. powered, and will not be subjected to emissions-control standards as stringent as they are for B. powered, and therefore not subjected to emissions-control standards that are as stringent as those of C. powered and therefore not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as those for D. powered, which are not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as they are for E. powered and therefore they are not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as those of
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Sentence has Pronoun referent and relative pronoun (modifier) issue A. powered, and will not be subjected to emissions-control standards as stringent as they are for [“they” have no clear referent issue – eliminate it] B. powered, and therefore not subjected to emissions-control standards that are as stringent as those of [Hold it] C. powered and therefore not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as those for [ missing comma for parenthetical element – eliminate it] D. powered, which are not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as they are for [“they” – pronoun issue – eliminate it] E. powered and therefore they are not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as those of [“they” – pronoun referent issue]
Sentence has Pronoun referent and relative pronoun (modifier) issue A. powered, and will not be subjected to emissions-control standards as stringent as they are for [“they” have no clear referent issue – eliminate it] B. powered, and therefore not subjected to emissions-control standards that are as stringent as those of [Hold it] C. powered and therefore not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as those for [ missing comma for parenthetical element – eliminate it] D. powered, which are not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as they are for [“they” – pronoun issue – eliminate it] E. powered and therefore they are not subject to emissions-control standards as stringent as those of [“they” – pronoun referent issue]
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Emission control standards cannot be "of the cars", they are "for the cars"
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