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<p>This biography, with (A: its myriad) quotations from unnamed sources, (B: is) as blatant (C: an example) of character assassination (D: of any) I have ever seen. (E: No error)</p>

<p>The answer is D of course, but is the following correction right?:
This biography, with its myriad quotations from unnamed sources, is as blatant an example of character assassination as any I have ever seen.</p>

<p>I really dunno the phrase that incorporates “any I have ever seen.”</p>

<p>Please give me an example sentence containing this phrase and the right revision of the original sentence ! </p>

<p>Thanx in advance :D</p>

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<p>as any is the correct answer, im 99.9% sure because its idiomatic.</p>

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<p>the “as” that goes with “any I have ever seen” is a parallel to " as blatant ---- as ".</p>

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<p>would it be “anything”? That was my first choice before I saw the answer you wrote.</p>

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<p>any or anything.
The problem with the original sentence is that the sentence lacks as…as structure.</p>

<p>This biography, with its myriad quotations from unnamed sources, is as blatant an example of character assassination of any I have ever seen.</p>