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ID: GMAT-SC-7
Section: Verbal Reasoning - Sentence Correction
Topics: Grammatical Construction; Rhetorical Construction

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Although considered less popular than most other planets, Neptune, the fourth largest planet in the solar system by diameter – it has a radius of 24,764 kilometers – the planet is a mystical one because not many spacecrafts have visited it.

AAlthough considered less popular than most other planets, Neptune, the fourth largest planet in the solar system by diameter

BAlthough Neptune, the fourth largest planet in the solar system by diameter, is considered less popular than most other planets

CAlthough it is considered less popular than most other planets, Neptune, the fourth largest planet in the solar system by diameter

DThe fourth largest planet in the solar system by diameter, Neptune is considered less popular than most other planets

ENeptune, the fourth largest planet in the solar system by diameter, although it is considered less popular than most other planets

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