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OG VERBAL REVIEW 2018 - The treasury market dropped in

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by saswata4s » Wed Jul 26, 2017 9:23 pm
The treasury market dropped in response to a decrease in the value of the dollar and to continued concern that the economy might be growing as fast as to accelerate inflation and drive interest rates higher.

A. that the economy might be growing as fast as
B. that the economy might be growing fast enough
C. with the economy’s possibly growing so fast as
D. with the possibility of the economy growing fast enough so as
E. with the possibility of the economy possibly growing fast enough

OA: B.

Why A is wrong?
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by GMATGuruNY » Mon Jul 31, 2017 5:00 am
saswata4s wrote:Why is A wrong?
John runs as fast as Mary.
Conveyed meaning:
John runs as fast as Mary [runs].
The word in brackets is omitted but implied.

A: The economy might be growing as fast as to accelerate inflation.
Implied comparison:
The economy might be growing as fast as to accelerate inflation [might be growing].
The words in brackets are omitted but implied.
The result is a nonsensical comparison.
Eliminate A.
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by Mo2men » Tue Aug 01, 2017 5:21 am
Dear GMATGuru,

1- What does 'that' in the OA refer to ? I think it refers to 'concern'.

2- In the non-underlined part, 'in response to.............and to..........' does the second 'to' necessary to maintain parallelism?

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by GMATGuruNY » Thu Aug 03, 2017 10:04 pm
Mo2men wrote:Dear GMATGuru,

1- What does 'that' in the OA refer to ? I think it refers to 'concern'.
Correct!
2- In the non-underlined part, 'in response to.............and to..........' does the second 'to' necessary to maintain parallelism?

Thanks
If the second to is omitted, a reader might interpret as follows:
The treasury market dropped in response to a decrease in the value of the dollar and [a decrease in] continued concern.
The inclusion of the second to makes the intended meaning crystal clear:
The treasury market dropped in response to a decrease in the value of the dollar and [in response] to continued concern.
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