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Doubt: Ivory Coast: Democracy at Stake ( RC of the day- 6th October)

Option 4( the correct answer) threw me off a little, especially the term "combined support", i'd assume combined support as a coalition between opposition parties however the passage states "opposition parties having nothing in common apart from their dislike for Outtara" hence in this option, combined support would be deemed redundant since there is no possibility of them coming together? Is this me going overboard with my thinking or is there any other explanation? A reason for my thinking is mostly driven by the fact that the passage clearly stated that the opposition candidates do not have anything in common between them either.

Do let me know! Thank you!

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sony123
•10mos

hey buddy i am a 26 aspirent can we connect i have a doubt about rcs

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abhishekg
•1yr

I marked the 4th option by eliminating all the other ones, I do agree that the combined support statement doesn't make much sense. Out of all the 4, it seems most plausible but it still doesn't take into account what if the opposition parties have less support as individuals but have a larger base when combined, in that case Ouattara would still win.

If anyone from the aftergrad team is reading this, it would be very helpful if you could explain this, ty :)

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