Orange08 Wrote:I read somewhere that "due to" has to be replaced by "caused by" and not "because of".
Is my understanding for the definition of "due to" correct? If so, only option B is left as correct answer.
Please clarify.

A is the correct answer

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their is the correct use for goverments.
leading is concurrent to first clause.
this /which is ambiguous ,it is not clear whether it refers to liabilities or first clause.
so, D is the correct .

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answer is B
1) modifier, the cause of is placed appropriately and separated by comma.
2) being and rebelling are parallel.