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by subgeeth » Fri Apr 09, 2010 10:50 am
Doctors without borders is a private organisation that arranged medical treatment in foregin lands particularly in nations with an endemic outbreaks of disease,states at war and in poverty stricken countries

A states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Bstates at war and in countries that are poverty stricken countries
Cby visiting states at war and helping poverty-stricken countries
Din states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Estates at war and with poverty stricken countries

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by gmatmachoman » Fri Apr 09, 2010 12:21 pm
subgeeth wrote:Doctors without borders is a private organisation that arranged medical treatment in foregin lands particularly in nations with an endemic outbreaks of disease,states at war and in poverty stricken countries

A states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Bstates at war and in countries that are poverty stricken countries
Cby visiting states at war and helping poverty-stricken countries
Din states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Estates at war and with poverty stricken countries

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IMO D[/spoiler]
one more for D.

Parallelism is tested here. "in nations , in states,in poverty.-stricken countries....makes parallelism.
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by gmat800_ » Fri Apr 09, 2010 12:53 pm
IMO D, because of parallelism

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by outreach » Fri Apr 09, 2010 12:58 pm
subgeeth wrote:Doctors without borders is a private organisation that arranged medical treatment in foregin lands particularly in nations with an endemic outbreaks of disease,states at war and in poverty stricken countries


A states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Bstates at war and in countries that are poverty stricken countries
Cby visiting states at war and helping poverty-stricken countries
Din states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Estates at war and with poverty stricken countries

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A.parallelism issue. followin statement would have been correct "states at war and poverty stricken countries "
B. countries usage twice is redundant
C. non underlined portion says arranged. use of visiting and helping adds additional info and changes meaning
D. correct answer
E no parallelism
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by reply2spg » Mon Apr 12, 2010 8:48 pm
What is the OA of this question? I guess D is correct. However, let's owner revel the answer.
subgeeth wrote:Doctors without borders is a private organisation that arranged medical treatment in foregin lands particularly in nations with an endemic outbreaks of disease,states at war and in poverty stricken countries

A states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Bstates at war and in countries that are poverty stricken countries
Cby visiting states at war and helping poverty-stricken countries
Din states at war and in poverty stricken countries
Estates at war and with poverty stricken countries

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by pradeepkaushal9518 » Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:15 pm
its clearly D because of parallelism

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by akhpad » Mon Apr 12, 2010 10:33 pm
One more vote for

D- in states at war and in poverty stricken countries
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by gmat.cracker24 » Mon Apr 12, 2010 11:28 pm
+1 for D

I have a doubt ...Had an option been

in states at war and in countries with major poor population.

Would it follow parallelism more than (D) does?
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by loveusonu » Wed Apr 14, 2010 1:38 am
gmat.cracker24 wrote:+1 for D

I have a doubt ...Had an option been

in states at war and in countries with major poor population.

Would it follow parallelism more than (D) does?
Should still be D.
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