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by pareekbharat86 » Mon Nov 18, 2013 8:46 am
Policy makers remain concerned about the prospect of inflation, although there are few signs of increasing energy prices driving up the cost of other goods so far.

a. remain concerned about the prospect of inflation, although there are few signs of increasing energy prices driving up the cost of other goods so far

b. still remain concerned about the prospects of inflation; there are as yet few signs that increasing energy prices are currently driving up the cost of other goods

c. remain concerned about the prospect for inflation, even though as yet few signs of higher energy prices are driving up the cost of other goods so far

d. still remain concerned about inflation, even though there are currently few signs that increasing energy prices drive up the cost of other goods

e.remain concerned about the prospect of inflation, despite the dearth of signs thus far that increasing energy prices are driving up the cost of other goods

OA is E.
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by theCodeToGMAT » Mon Nov 18, 2013 9:01 am
{A} - INCORRECT; removal of "that" alters the meaning; "so far" usage at end is awkward
{B} - INCORRECT; "as yet" is awkward.. the first clause must have been preceded with negative situation using although.
{C} - INCORRECT; "prospect for inflation" is incorrect
{D} - INCORRECT; we don't need "still" as the usage of "even though" already brings shift in situation; we are already talking present so "currently" is not needed
{E} -

but, i am not so much convinced with {E} as it seems pretty much awkward.
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by pareekbharat86 » Mon Nov 18, 2013 8:37 pm
theCodeToGMAT wrote:{A} - INCORRECT; removal of "that" alters the meaning; "so far" usage at end is awkward
{B} - INCORRECT; "as yet" is awkward.. the first clause must have been preceded with negative situation using although.
{C} - INCORRECT; "prospect for inflation" is incorrect
{D} - CORRECT
{E} - INCORRECT; "dearth" changes the meaning; "despite the dearth of signs thus far" is awkward
Wouldn't D have been better if it instead read as "even though there are currently few signs that increasing energy prices are driving up the cost of other goods"?
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by theCodeToGMAT » Mon Nov 18, 2013 8:43 pm
pareekbharat86 wrote: Wouldn't D have been better if it instead read as "even though there are currently few signs that increasing energy prices are driving up the cost of other goods"?
Both seems fine to me ;) that's why I did not though of eliminating choices on this basis.
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by [email protected] » Tue Nov 19, 2013 8:58 pm
Hi Bharat,

I agree with Rahul that one of the major problems with answer D is the word "still." Everything else in the sentence seems to imply "the present", but the word "still" implies something about the past, which doesn't seem to match.

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