Business, 26.11.2019 03:31 andrewsaul04

Statisticians have constructed many complex mathematical models designed to predict voter behavior, but since even the best of the models failed to correctly predict the winner in many of last year’s parliamentary races, in the coming years it is going to be improved in order to accurately forecast the results of the next election.
a - in the coming years it is going to be improved in order to more accurately forecast the results of the next election.
b - over the coming years they will improve the model by enabling it to more accurately forecast the results of the next election.
c - it is going to be improved in order to more accurately forecast the results of the election in the coming years.
d - they are going to be improved in order to more accurately forecast the results in the coming years of the next election.
e - most of the models are going to be improved in order to more accurately forecast the results of the election in the coming years.

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