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In India today, diabetics under the age of forty account for more than 37 percent, compared with a decade ago, when it was about 15 percent.
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In India today, diabetics under the age of forty account for more than 37 percent, compared with a decade ago, when it was about 15 percent.
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Of the Indians under the age of forty, today more than 37 percent of them are diabetics, relative to a decade before, when it was about 15 percent.
(C)
Today, more than 37 percent of Indians under the age of forty are diabetics, compared with about 15 percent a decade ago.
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Today, relative to a decade before, Indians who are diabetics under the age of forty account for more than 37 percent, whereas it was about 15 percent.
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Today, diabetics under the age of forty in India account for more than 37 percent, unlike a decade before, when it was about 15 percent.
(A)
In India today, diabetics under the age of forty account for more than 37 percent, compared with a decade ago, when it was about 15 percent.
(B)
Of the Indians under the age of forty, today more than 37 percent of them are diabetics, relative to a decade before, when it was about 15 percent.
(C)
Today, more than 37 percent of Indians under the age of forty are diabetics, compared with about 15 percent a decade ago.
(D)
Today, relative to a decade before, Indians who are diabetics under the age of forty account for more than 37 percent, whereas it was about 15 percent.
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Today, diabetics under the age of forty in India account for more than 37 percent, unlike a decade before, when it was about 15 percent.
