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B The majority of students entering law school this fall are expected to be women, a trend that will ultimately place
- OUT Run on sentence. 2 IC's joined by comma.


Hmmmmm...... yes, B seems run-on. if so, then it should obviously be D.
But IMO, D changes the meaning. still prefer B.
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I can refute C and E.

But I cannot refute A and D. :( Should they "go out" because of "a trend placing"? I'm not convinced. Any rule?

OA is B.



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