DmitryFarber wrote:
I'll weigh in, but perhaps no one will be satisfied, as there is no definitive way to choose between A and B. Given a choice between "each other" and "one another," I'd probably go with "one another," since some people find this better for referring to relationships among multiple things (not just two). However, I have no indication that the GMAT relies on this as a rule. On the contrary, it's common to see SC questions that split between two interchangeable terms
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