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iamcste, Nice explanation, I was arguing between B and D.

Nice Q, I had the same doubt (who Vs whom). Per the foll link (excellent explanation by the way), I understood that 'who' refers to Virgin Mary here, we can ignore "they say", so A is correct. Grammar Girl :: Who Versus Whom--Advanced

I first chose A, but after reading ekvall's explanation, satisfied with D. Forgot that among refers to one item only.

Agree, 'as' is used for comparing two clauses here. D has passive voice, will avoid.

D has the right parallel str...'which' should be avoided here

yeah, A has the right usage

yeah, its A, since the Q stem says n>20.

Its B for the same reason stated by Kabutar.

Yes spring2009, in GMAT, we should have the same result. i.e., two statements cannot contradict each other, atleast I have not seen one yet. second stmt says "there is a total of 17 chairs in the last rows.". Could this be a typo ?, should it say "last two rows" ?

Yes, we need both statements in order to find target for March. Also, the first statement says, 310( December target)= y+ 9x, not 6x.

Its C because rate cannot be 'faster' I remember seeing this before !!! Source: http://www.www.urch.com/forums/gmat-sentence-correction/101084-rather-instead.html

IMO, its B. As long as x is greater than 0 and less than y, x^2 is always less than y^2. the stem says x

Thanks kool_sunny, dint see ur update before posting.

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Among all, 'required of' is a better option, go with B.