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To be Czech is being part of an ancient culture which boasts that it has the first written language in Central Europe and, at the same time, to be an inhabitant of a land continually occupied by a foreign power.
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(A) being part of an ancient culture which boasts that it has
(B) being part of an ancient culture and to boast
(C) to be part of an ancient culture and boasting
(D) to be part of an ancient culture boasting
(E) to be part of that ancient culture which boasts that it has
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A and B are out because of the lack of parallel structure.
C is out because "and" changes the meaning of the sentence
E is wrong because by definition, the verb "boast" means "to be proud in the possession of", making "that it has" redundant.
Hence, D!
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