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ID: LSAT-LR-121
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Parallel Reasoning
Difficulty level: Medium

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Most of the calls the centre takes before nine come from the northern region, and most calls from that region are about billing. On that basis the supervisor has staffed the early shift with billing advisers. But the two facts do not deliver what she has taken from them: for all they say, most early calls may be about something else.

The reasoning in which one of the following is most closely parallel to the reasoning above?

AMost of the yard's winter cut is larch, and most of the larch it cuts is sold green. It does not follow, as the foreman supposes, that most of that cut is sold green.

BMost morning post comes from the Wardle estate, and most of the steward's letters concern rents. It does not follow, as the clerk supposes, that most morning post concerns rents.

CSome parcels handled on Sundays are oversized, and some oversized parcels go by fast service. So some Sunday parcels go by fast service.

DEvery call the centre takes before nine is northern, and every northern call is about billing. So the supervisor need not have erred in staffing the early shift.

EReserve staff are called only if the roster is short, and Tuesday's roster was full. So none were called.

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