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Because, althought SC question

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by tracyyahoo » Fri Oct 14, 2011 1:39 am
Books in European libraries last longer than books in libraries in the United States (( because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subjected to the extremes of temperature and humidity that )) damage collections in the United States.


(A) because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subjected to the extremes of temperature and humidity that
(B) because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subject of the extremes of temperature and humidity as those that
(C) because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subjected to the extremities of temperature and humidity as
(D) because the climate in Europe is fairly humid, but still libraries there are not subject of the extremes of temperature and humidity as
(E) because the climate in Europe is fairly humid, but libraries there are not subjected to the extremities of temperature and humidity such as those that


Why is because, although can be used at same time?
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by GmatKiss » Fri Oct 14, 2011 5:54 am
IMO: YES, we can use them both!

Was between A and E, with the question you had in hand, it has to be A :D
On further analysis, i found E to be changing the meaning!

IMO: A
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by sam2304 » Fri Oct 14, 2011 6:00 am
What does E change in meaning ? It looks fine to me ...
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by VivianKerr » Fri Oct 14, 2011 8:00 am
"although the climate is Europe is fairly humid" is an appositive phrase set off by two commas. The MEANING of the parenthetical is "because libraries are not subjected."

The "although" is like a side-note, anticipating the reader's confusion as to why the books would not be damaged by humidity.
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by mankey » Sun Oct 16, 2011 1:20 am
Should be E. Please provide OA.

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by viv_gmat » Sun Oct 16, 2011 2:26 am
I thought the answers could be A or E.
Initially, I picked E but reading again I felt A is a better option.

OA Plz.
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by nandy1984 » Sun Oct 16, 2011 2:37 am
tracyyahoo wrote:Books in European libraries last longer than books in libraries in the United States (( because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subjected to the extremes of temperature and humidity that )) damage collections in the United States.


(A) because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subjected to the extremes of temperature and humidity that
(B) because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subject of the extremes of temperature and humidity as those that
(C) because, although the climate in Europe is fairly humid, libraries there are not subjected to the extremities of temperature and humidity as
(D) because the climate in Europe is fairly humid, but still libraries there are not subject of the extremes of temperature and humidity as
(E) because the climate in Europe is fairly humid, but libraries there are not subjected to the extremities of temperature and humidity such as those that


Why is because, although can be used at same time?
Is the answer here C? Vivian if u can explain this...thanks
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