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ID: GMAT-SC-5
Section: Verbal Reasoning - Sentence Correction
Topic: Grammatical Construction

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Geriatricians, having accrued a massive amount of information over the past few decades about the brain and its deterioration with age, are now making inferences about how a lifetime of learning helps prevent or delay Alzheimer's disease.

AGeriatricians, having accrued a massive amount of information over the past few decades about the brain and its deterioration with age, are
BGeriatricians, having accrued a massive amount of information about the brain and its deterioration with age over the past few decades, and are
CGeriatricians accruing a massive amount of information about the brain and its deterioration with age over the past few decades, and are
DGeriatricians have accrued a massive amount of information over the past few decades about the brain and its deterioration with age,
EGeriatricians have accrued, over the past few decades, a massive amount of information about the brain and its deterioration with age,

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