Money may be the husk of many things, but not the（）, for it buys you food, but not appetite, and acquaintances, but not（）.

A. It offers evidence that contradicts the theory outlined in the previous paragraph.
B. It presents a specific example of the application of the theory discussed in the previous paragraphs.
C. It explains data that the researchers mentioned in the first two paragraphs have yet to successfully analyze.
D. It qualifies the statistical evidence described in the previous paragraph.
E. It begins a detailed description of the theory roughly outlined in the previous two paragraphs.

A.They have erred by publicly presenting the dietary model of the Japanese as healthier than that of the Greeks.
B. By advocating the avoidance of vegetable oils and fish, they could potential contribute to a fifty percent reduction in coronary heart disease rates.
C. They have tended to overemphasize the dangers of fat consumption at the expense of subtle but important distinctions among categories of fats.
D. They have afforded too much importance to non-dietary negative influences on Western health.
E. They have failed to observe the similarity of effects resulting from the consumption of low and high density lipoproteins.