Unfortunately, the new earthquake regulations . . . . . . . . any difference to the people who . . . . . . . . under the buildings.
A. don't make/had been dying
B. hadn't made/died
C. haven't made/will die
D. weren't making/have died
E. won't make/have died
Answer: Option E
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