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Editing: Choose the version of the sentence that contains no errors. A. Every one of the workers knows how much damage a strike might inflict - workers being laid off, factories might

close, and the company’s stock prices might drop.

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B. Every one of the workers knows how much damage a strike might inflict: workers might be laid off, factories

might close, and the company’s stock prices might drop.

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factories, and the companys stock prices might drop.

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D. Every one of the workers know how much damage a strike might inflict: workers might be laid off, factories might

close, and the company’s stock prices might drop.

D. Every one of the workers know how much damage a strike might inflict: workers might be laid off, factories might , , close, and the company’s stock prices might drop. ,

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