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by GmatKiss » Sat May 12, 2012 11:55 am
Since 1994, when voters in several American cities rejected plans, for the using of Public money in building of new sports stadiums, voter in San Diego ,Pittsburgh, and Denver changed their minds

for the using of public money in building of new sports stadiums, voters in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and Denver

to use public money to build new sports stadiums, voters in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and Denver have

for using public money for the building of new sports stadiums, voters in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and also in Denver

for the pubic use of money to build new sports stadiums, voters in San Di.ego, Pittsburgh, and Denver
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to use pubIic money to build new sports stadiums in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and Denver

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by ice_rush » Sat May 12, 2012 12:03 pm
agreed..(B) it is.
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by confuse mind » Sat May 12, 2012 8:47 pm

Use spoiler please

GmatKiss wrote:Since 1994, when voters in several American cities rejected plans, for the using of Public money in building of new sports stadiums, voter in San Diego ,Pittsburgh, and Denver changed their minds

for the using of public money in building of new sports stadiums, voters in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and Denver

to use public money to build new sports stadiums, voters in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and Denver have

for using public money for the building of new sports stadiums, voters in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and also in Denver

for the pubic use of money to build new sports stadiums, voters in San Di.ego, Pittsburgh, and Denver
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to use pubIic money to build new sports stadiums in San Diego, Pittsburgh, and Denver

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