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While some may doubt the feasibility of the proposal, it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies resulting from either fanciful suppositions or as a result of political whims.
(A) it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies resulting from either fanciful suppositions or as a result of(B) it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or
(C) based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or from
(D) because it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or
(E) it is based on empirical evidence rather than fanciful suppositions or
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(A) it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies resulting from either fanciful suppositions or as a result of : Either X or Y. || is broken here.
(B) it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or : Correct
(C) based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or from : Same as A
(D) because it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or: Run on sentence, no Independent clause.
(E) it is based on empirical evidence rather than fanciful suppositions or: Changes the meaning and we cannot skip the comparison present in the original sentence like this. Where do we have policies in this option? Hence, incorrect
(B) it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or : Correct
(C) based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or from : Same as A
(D) because it is based on empirical evidence, unlike policies that result from either fanciful suppositions or: Run on sentence, no Independent clause.
(E) it is based on empirical evidence rather than fanciful suppositions or: Changes the meaning and we cannot skip the comparison present in the original sentence like this. Where do we have policies in this option? Hence, incorrect
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