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by BTGmoderatorAT » Mon Nov 06, 2017 11:42 pm
Without any attempt to investigate their chemical nature, their mechanism of action, nor the ways where each was related to the other, quinine compounds were accepted as default therapy for malaria about a century ago.

A. nor the ways where each was related to the other
B. nor how each was related to some other
C. or the way where one is related to the next
D. or the ways in which they are related to one another
E. or the ways that each related to some other

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by ErikaPrepScholar » Tue Nov 07, 2017 7:43 am
B. "nor" should always go with "neither" (i.e. "neither X nor Y"). Since we don't have "neither" in this sentence, we shouldn't use "nor".

C. "where" will always refer to a physical location on the GMAT, not something abstract. For example, "I lived by a restaurant where I ate pasta" works, but "I had a dream where I ate pasta" doesn't - a restaurant is a place, but a dream is not. The "way" two things are related is not a physical location, so we cannot use "where" to describe it.
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