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1000SC Question No 239

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by samyak » Sat Apr 24, 2010 1:06 pm
239. Despite its attractiveness, investing abroad can still pose big risks, ranging from the potential for political instability in some countries to the shortage of regulations to protect investors and a serious lack of information about investments in others.
(A) to the shortage of regulations to protect investors and a serious lack of information about investments in others
(B) to the shortage of regulations to protect investors and in others a serious lack of information about investments
(C) and the shortage of regulations to protect investors and a serious lack of information about investments in others
(D) and the shortage of regulations to protect investors to a serious lack of information about investments in others
(E) to the shortage of regulations to protect investors in others and a serious lack of information about investments

Please explain the reason why A is the correct choice & not D.

It is because 'political instability' & 'shortage of regulations' are two widely different type of preblems & hence less parallel while 'shortage of regulations' & 'serious lack of information about investments in others' sounds more parellel ?
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by Phirozz » Sat Apr 24, 2010 2:21 pm
ranging from X to Y is the correct idiom. C and D are out.

B and E lack parallel structure..

A maintains parallelism
ranging from the potential for political instability in some countries to the shortage of regulations to protect investors and a serious lack of information about investments in others
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by tpr-becky » Sat Apr 24, 2010 3:51 pm
The and is in the wrong place in d - you need something to range from--- to --- not from--- and - I am sure there are other differences which make the answer wrong but this is the one that stuck out at me.
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