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clammiestqasar
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3. Not only do deep-sea divers risk nitrogen
narcosis, often called "raptures of the deep," if
they descend below 200 feet, but they also fall
prey to decompression sickness, commonly
known as "the bends," if they ascend too
quickly.
(A) Not only do deep-sea divers risk nitrogen
narcosis, often called "raptures of the
deep," if they descend below 200 feet, but
(B) Deep-sea divers risk nitrogen narcosis,
often called "raptures of the deep," if they
descend below 200 feet, but
(C) Nitrogen narcosis, often called "raptures of
the deep," is risked by deep-sea divers if
they descend below 200 feet, in addition
(D) The descending of deep-sea divers to
below 200 feet causes them risking
nitrogen narcosis, often called "raptures
of the deep," and
(E) Not only does a deep-sea diver risk
nitrogen narcosis, often called "raptures
of the deep," if they descend below 200
feet, but
narcosis, often called "raptures of the deep," if
they descend below 200 feet, but they also fall
prey to decompression sickness, commonly
known as "the bends," if they ascend too
quickly.
(A) Not only do deep-sea divers risk nitrogen
narcosis, often called "raptures of the
deep," if they descend below 200 feet, but
(B) Deep-sea divers risk nitrogen narcosis,
often called "raptures of the deep," if they
descend below 200 feet, but
(C) Nitrogen narcosis, often called "raptures of
the deep," is risked by deep-sea divers if
they descend below 200 feet, in addition
(D) The descending of deep-sea divers to
below 200 feet causes them risking
nitrogen narcosis, often called "raptures
of the deep," and
(E) Not only does a deep-sea diver risk
nitrogen narcosis, often called "raptures
of the deep," if they descend below 200
feet, but












