Pakistan’s general elections are scheduled to be held in July 2018; there is a popular argument that the Pakistani military has revived complete dominance and hegemony over civilian and electoral politics; however, fewer people are now buying into the opinion; many don't believe that the military is somehow “better” than democracy.

• A. There is popular argument that the Pakistani military has revived complete dominance and hegemony over civilian and electoral politics and fewer people are now buying into the opinion in Pakistan that Pakistan’s general elections are scheduled to be held in July 2018 and the military is somehow “better” than democracy.
• B. Many don't believe that the military is somehow “better” than democracy and as Pakistan’s general elections are scheduled to be held in July 2018 and there is a popular argument that the Pakistani military has revived complete dominance and hegemony over civilian and electoral politics.
• C. Fewer people are buying the news that Pakistan’s general elections are scheduled to be held in July 2018 and are popularly arguing that the Pakistani military has revived complete dominance and hegemony over civilian and electoral politics because many don't believe that the military is somehow “better” than democracy.
• D. Pakistan’s general elections are scheduled to be held in July 2018. Contrary to the popular argument that the Pakistani military has revived complete dominance and hegemony over civilian and electoral politics, fewer people are now buying into the opinion in Pakistan that the military is somehow “better” than democracy.
• E. None of the above