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I'm going with C. Sequence of tenses is correct and it is clear what its is referring to. I missed that in A, I see a modifyer problem in A, it is not clear what its is referring to. I believe that's the catch in this question.
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I am doubtful but i would like to go with "E"
In "A","B" and "C" "it" is ambigous
and in "D" the last part is awkward..
i know "E" is also awkward but out of all the answers
i find "E" to be the best..
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A - a lot of 'it' wherein the first and third are without reference
B - possessive pronoun on Graham
C - correct
D - wrong in the part - 'The Washington Post, winning ....'
E - possessive pronoun on Graham

C is correct. Please counter

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OA is A !!!

i got to know this from net only !!!if we look at C it alters meaning !!!Any takers carry on !!! :o
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Can somebody explain this?
How is option C incorrect? Where is it altering the meaning?

I have already provided the reason why option A can be incorrect.
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A is structurally parallel.
C changes the meaning because of the placement of modifier "having won high praise under her command".



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