As the finances of the energy-trading firm began unraveling, what eventually became (i)____________ was that the company had been concocting "value" out of thin air, thanks not to the trading strategies it promoted as visionary but to financial (ii)____________ that turned a once-solid entity into the most notorious (iii)____________ in an era of corporate scandals. A. vindicated B. redemption C. omission D. unmistakable E. responsibilities F. boon G. unverifiable H. games I. debacle