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Defense lawyers

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by GmatKiss » Sat Apr 07, 2012 12:27 pm
In certain emotionally charged cases, especially those involving domestic issues,
defense lawyers realize that while the facts may be unfavorable for their
clients, they may still win the case if the jury sympathize with the defendant's
plight
.

A. defense lawyers realize that while the facts may be unfavorable for their clients,
they may still win the case if the jury sympathize with the defendant's plight
B. the realization by defense lawyers is that the while the facts may be unfavorable
towards their clients, they may still win the case if the jury sympathize with
the plight of the defendant
C. defense lawyers realize that while the facts may be unfavorable to their
client's case, they may still win if the jury sympathizes with the defendant's
plight
D. defense lawyers realize that while the facts may be unfavorable towards
their client, they may still win if the jury sympathizes with the defendant's
plight
E. defense lawyers realize that although the facts may be unfavorable for their
client, they might still win if the jury sympathizes with their plight
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by Bill@VeritasPrep » Sat Apr 07, 2012 12:36 pm
A. defense lawyers realize that while the facts may be unfavorable for their clients,
they may still win the case if the jury sympathize with the defendant's plight
B. the realization by defense lawyers is that the while the facts may be unfavorable
towards their clients, they may still win the case if the jury sympathize with
the plight of the defendant
C. defense lawyers realize that while the facts may be unfavorable to their
client's case, they may still win if the jury sympathizes with the defendant's
plight
D. defense lawyers realize that while the facts may be unfavorable towards
their client, they may still win if the jury sympathizes with the defendant's
plight
E. defense lawyers realize that although the facts may be unfavorable for their
client, they might still win if the jury sympathizes with their plight
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by GMAT_2010_2707 » Sat Apr 07, 2012 12:38 pm
My Pick is C.

A - jury sympathize
B - Wordy
C - facts may be unfavorable towards their client (Client's case makes more sense)
E - their plight (whose plight -- ?)
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by Neo Anderson » Sun Apr 08, 2012 5:32 am
it is c

beacuse in all other options they has an ambiguous antecedent... lawyer or the client???, c rectfies this error by making client's possesive.
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