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Wall Street

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by GmatKiss » Wed Aug 31, 2011 11:52 am
After years of working on Wall Street, an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton.
A) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
B) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
C) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
D) John E. Callan, a famed investment banker, still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he too owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
E) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even despite his owning of a house in Rye and in East Hampton

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by saketk » Wed Aug 31, 2011 1:40 pm
GmatKiss wrote:After years of working on Wall Street, an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton.
A) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like his home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
B) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
C) an apartment in lower Manhattan still felt like home for famed investment banker John E. Callan, even though he also owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
D) John E. Callan, a famed investment banker, still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even though he too owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton
E) famed investment banker John E. Callan still considered his lower Manhattan apartment home, even despite his owning of a house in Rye and in East Hampton

OA after sometime!
Hmmm... We can eliminate option A & C due to incorrect usage of modifier. Both A and C illogically modifies an apartment.
option E is incorrect because of 'even despite' - awkward and unidiomatic
option D -- Vague! also the usage 'he too' looks awkward to me.

Option B is CORRECT. Properly modifies 'Famed investment banker John E. Callan'. Rest of the sentence is also clear.
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by ska7945 » Wed Aug 31, 2011 8:54 pm
B is the answer.
D, too is akward and used incorrectly
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by navami » Wed Aug 31, 2011 9:00 pm
Confused between B and D
Bt i will go with B
This time no looking back!!!
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by crick » Wed Aug 31, 2011 9:33 pm
B is the winner here.

In choice D, "even though he too owned a house in Rye and in East Hampton", effectively means there were other people who owned house in Rye ..... => Doesn't make sense in context of the sentence.

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by prashant.mishra » Thu Sep 01, 2011 5:58 am
IMO B .

D mentions he too owns a house.. so it means that there are other people who own houses there.. This is not what the statement intends to mean..!!
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by GmatKiss » Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:51 am
OA : B
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