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The United States Department of Defense is the single

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Sun May 13, 2018 6:28 am

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The United States Department of Defense is the single largest bureaucratic institution in the United States, with an annual budget of $220 billion dollars a year, greater than the Gross Domestic Product of several nations on earth.

(A) greater than
(B) greater than that of
(C) more than that of
(D) more than in
(E) which is more than
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by deloitte247 » Mon May 14, 2018 3:50 pm
Option A: Wrong
A weak argument that does not give a difference to the whole statement because it does not seek to give a new meaning to the article.

Option B: Wrong
''greater'' than that of '' means a specific substance is being established here, talking specifically to a person, directed or aimed at a particular nation. Also, ''that'' is used in singular terms herein.

Option C: Wrong
''More than that of'' 'more' herein, is used in comparative capacity but not sufficient in the description of the subject matter as the word ''that'' means a single item according to description.

Option D: Wrong
This is grammatically a weak and incoherent statement. It changes the meaning of the entire sentence thus giving it an undesired meaning.

Option E: Right
The sentence in this option is more apt, concise and grammatically the most appropriate as the head-word ''United States'' is in singular term and is qualified by the adjective ''more'' which seeks to compare.
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