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The resolution of one high-profile case(A)/, however, should not deflect(B)/ attention from the many(C)/ challenges still plaguing(D)/ the bankruptcy resolution process(E).
a
b
c
d
no error
- Option 1, a: "The resolution of one high-profile case" - This part of the sentence correctly introduces the subject and is grammatically correct.
- Option 2, b: "should not deflect" - The phrase correctly connects the subject to its action and is properly constructed.
- Option 3, c: "attention from the many" - This part clarifies from what the attention should not be deflected and is grammatically sound.
- Option 4, d: "challenges still plaguing" - This phrase effectively describes the challenges that exist and is grammatically accurate.
- Option 5: The sentence as a whole is complete and free of errors.
All parts of the sentence are correctly structured, so:
Option 5, no error, is correct.
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