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by harsh.champ » Fri Feb 19, 2010 10:04 am
Once a hurricane is identified, it is given a name from a list drawn up by the United States Weather Service, a list that is reused after a few years, but with the names of the worst hurricanes omitted.

A. but with the names of the worst hurricanes omitted
B. omitting the names of the worst hurricanes
C. the names of the worst hurricanes being omitted
D. after they have omitted the names of the worst hurricanes
E. after omitting the worst hurricane names
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by gmatmachoman » Fri Feb 19, 2010 10:13 am
IMO B

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by sumanr84 » Fri Feb 19, 2010 10:21 am
harsh.champ wrote:Once a hurricane is identified, it is given a name from a list drawn up by the United States Weather Service, a list that is reused after a few years, but with the names of the worst hurricanes omitted.

A. but with the names of the worst hurricanes omitted
B. omitting the names of the worst hurricanes
C. the names of the worst hurricanes being omitted
D. after they have omitted the names of the worst hurricanes
E. after omitting the worst hurricane names
I think its E. If you remove the modifier ", a list that is reused after a few years," and read the sentence it looks complete.

Once a hurricane is identified, it is given a name from a list drawn up by the United States Weather Service after omitting the worst hurricane names.
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