Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed to his superior strength and also his above-average conditioning.
(A) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed to his superior strength and also his above-average conditioning.
(B) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed both to his superior strength plus his above-average conditioning.
(C) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed both to his superior strength and to his above-average conditioning.
(D) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed to his strength, which was superior, and his above-average conditioning.
(E) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed to his superior strength and the fact that his conditioning was above-average.
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(A) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed to his superior strength and also his above-average conditioning.
(B) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed both to his superior strength plus his above-average conditioning.
(C) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed both to his superior strength and to his above-average conditioning.
(D) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed to his strength, which was superior, and his above-average conditioning.
(E) Bob’s victory in the triathlon can be attributed to his superior strength and the fact that his conditioning was above-average.
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