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by rijul007 » Mon Apr 09, 2012 8:47 am
The new “reality shows” enable television stations to garner high ratings without the costly requirements of writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors by traditional television show formats.

A. requirements of writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors by traditional television show formats
B. requirements by traditional television show formats of utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation
C. requirements for utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation of traditional television show formats
D. utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation that is required by traditional television show formats
E. writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors that are required by traditional television show formats


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by sam2304 » Mon Apr 09, 2012 9:02 am
:shock: This is one crazy problem. Is it E ?
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by rijul007 » Mon Apr 09, 2012 9:06 am
Yes, it's E!!!!

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by sam2304 » Mon Apr 09, 2012 9:26 am
I went with my ears, looked for meaning and structure.

the costly requirements of X and Y by Z - seems fine.
the costly requirements by Z of X and Y - awkward.
the costly requirements for Y and X of Z - changes the meaning.
the costly Y and X that is required by Z - two things are mentioned and usage of 'is' is wrong here.
the costly X and Y that are required by Z - very clear in meaning.
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by GmatKiss » Mon Apr 09, 2012 9:28 am
rijul007 wrote:The new “reality shows” enable television stations to garner high ratings without the costly requirements of writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors by traditional television show formats.

A. requirements of writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors by traditional television show formats
B. requirements by traditional television show formats of utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation
C. requirements for utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation of traditional television show formats
D. (costly) utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation that is required by traditional television show formats
E. costly writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors that are required by traditional television show formats


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by patanjali.purpose » Mon Apr 09, 2012 9:33 am
rijul007 wrote:The new “reality shows” enable television stations to garner high ratings without the costly requirements of writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors by traditional television show formats.

A. requirements of writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors by traditional television show formats
B. requirements by traditional television show formats of utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation
C. requirements for utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation of traditional television show formats
D. utilization of demanding actors and writer compensation that is required by traditional television show formats
E. writer compensation and utilization of demanding actors that are required by traditional television show formats Source- Grockit
Can the requirements be costly? Can the utilization be costly? IMO E
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by penguinfoot » Tue Apr 10, 2012 4:46 am
IMO E ... Cause it sounds more logically correct !

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