mathdumber

I am for A - right idiom and parallel is expected to make an offer to buy First Interstate Bank until a merger agreement is signed that includes a provision for penalties if the deal were

I think it is B C,D & E -wrong modifier the usage of Although should have subject + verb +Object

IMO E i think "items on which" did not make sense

I would take A In C, i think the number of truck is singular, so the usage of themselves is wrong....(unless themselves modifies "a total of 469,000 cars and trucks") I dunno in D for some reason i think themselves doesn't make sense to me (i am more likely wrong tho) What is the OA?

I would choose C as well the THEIR just don't sound right tho Couldn't it be referring to "Repuplican" or "Conservation Christians"? but in other choices "it" is even worst i think....

I am for E also right comparison

Either A or D not sure

I am also for A agree with Anil and ontheway

I think it is B i think the argument assumes that the Japan and Western Europ would just buy the stuff coz of the cheap price regardless OA???

I also go for B i think Rather than shows a preference over sth

I would pick A as well In B it doesn't clarify what type of deficity it is OA???

Another Vote for E So x that y in other choice the idioms are wrong (so x such that y or such that ) i think B distorted the original meaning

hey blissgmat could you post the OA???? Pleaseeee

1. B 2. B I picked B because it means that the number of smokers has not been reduced since the program was implemented. I eliminated C because students do not neccessarily need to be smoking while they are off campus. OA PLS?

ha interesting it seems like GMAT writer like to copy the questions all over from the newspaper to a single little software descrption hahaha j/k