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Today, most Americans are familiar with the idea of purchasing music and movies online. While a number of these users continue to download these media files illegally, the overall public conscience had changed regarding this matter. Early in the history of digital media, most were far less certain about the legality and illegality of downloading such files. Today, matters are quite different, not only because of several important lawsuits but, indeed, because of the overall growth of relative inexpensive means of purchasing such digital content. This change of conscience has been accompanied by a simultaneously change in culture regarding online file-sharing. In the early days of illegal file-sharing, users would regularly host servers that were overtly and publically visible to users and potential enforcement personnel. Today, however, people utilize a number of carefully planned modes of obfuscation. Using encryption, indirection, and other means the contemporary illegal file-sharer shows clear awareness of the fact that their activity is illegal.
What is the best form of the bolded selection?
  • a)
    not only because of several important lawsuits but, indeed, because of the overall growth of relative inexpensive means of purchasing such digital content
  • b)
    not only because of several important lawsuits but also because of the overall growth of relative inexpensive means of purchasing such digital content
  • c)
    not only because of several important lawsuits nor because of the overall growth of relative inexpensive means of purchasing such digital content
  • d)
    not only because of several important lawsuits but instead because of the overall growth of relative inexpensive means of purchasing such digital content
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
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Today, most Americans are familiar with the idea of purchasing music a...
The expression "not only" functions as a correlative conjunction with the expression "but also." It indicates two things that are gathered together, drawing attention to the fact that there is a second thing under consideration.  Here, the two reasons for increased awareness are:
(1) "several important lawsuits"
(2) "the overall growth of inexpensive means of sharing content"
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