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The answers B. So the idiom would be: so much … as … (like both … and … )
However, when I search this on google, I can’t find it at all. I can however find the phrase “so much as”</p>
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<p>Its an idiom but in this context that book uses it in an uncommon manner.</p>
<p>Usually we hear this idiom “so much as” written directly in that manner, but it seems that you can also split up the so much and as. The former is the more commonly used form of this idiom, but the latter can still be used.</p>