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In rare instances, a person may suffer from a congenital [#permalink] New post   17 Dec 2024, 07:10
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In rare instances, a person may suffer from a congenital deficiency in the glycoprotein Alpha-1 antitrypsin, and this $\(\qquad\)$ condition results in a predisposition to early-onset pulmonary emphysema even if the person in question does not smoke.


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A. atypical
B. phenomenal
C. unparalleled
D. peculiar
E. eccentric
F. arcane



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Re: In rare instances, a person may suffer from a congenital [#permalink] New post   17 Dec 2024, 07:57
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The blank describes the rarity of the condition, so we need words that mean "uncommon" or "unusual."

A. atypical (unusual or not typical)
D. peculiar (unusual or specific to a case).

Both fit the context of a rare congenital deficiency.
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