Which one is the best answer? Why?

[Highway]

A new hair-growing drug is being sold for three times the price, per milligram, as the drug’s maker charges for another product with the same active ingredient.

A. as
B. than
C. that
D. of what
E. at which

[soulotomy]

Well, I believe that's just plain old, nonsense "Greeked" text, usually used for dummying up stuff like print stuff or websites, etc - Sort of nonsense text filler. If you got this from a website or something, it doesn't sound like it is complete yet, but in some state of progress, or is a joke.

Also, this is more a social media/networking site. Better choices for forum type of interaction, regarding Apple and technology discussions, would be either http://maccentralcafe.com/forums or http://macminute.com (scroll down to the bottom for the forum link)

Ed

[Highway]

Thanks for replying. I got this from a friend's email for my birthday. I tried to use the software to translate into English, but it did not work. Then I turned to google. Inputting the contents, I found a gentleman wrote these words on his blog. So I registered and left my question there. Today, I am quit surprised that you replied my question. And I think that you are right about the text. Because my friend who emailed the "Greeked" text just bought a new Mac from Apple. He might think these nonsense text is interesting.

Hua

[Reboot]

It's from the Greeking in the 10.5 Mail Stationery.

[macbeemer]

I must confess - the answer to this inquiry seemed so basic I thought it was a troll. Sorry.