an ideological campaign against state’s role (A) / thereby setting the tone for reducing (B) / To open the space for different forms of privatisation and financialisation, / was necessary, and it successfully demonised the state, (C) / state’s responsibility towards its citizens. (D)

an ideological campaign against state’s role (A) / thereby setting t

1.	an ideological campaign against state’s role (A) / thereby setting the tone for reducing (B) / To open the space for different forms of privatisation and financialisation, / was necessary, and it successfully demonised the state, (C) / state’s responsibility towards its citizens. (D)
A.	DCBA
B.	ABDC
C.	ACBD
D.	BCDA
E.	CDAB
Answer» D. BCDA

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