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Explanation:

A - meaning clear without any grammatical error. (Correct answer)

B - wrong - passive voice, -ing modifier wrongly modifies poorly run government institutions

C - wrong - No connector (Such as "And") is used

D - wrong - unnecessary addition of clauses, verbose construction

E - wrong - wrong usage of relative pronoun "Which"
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I chose A, however, I think that I spent a whole minute longer in making the final choice because I kept reading the questions choices over again. I had come in with an idea of what this particular sentence questions should read like. However, I didn't find that in the choices, and furthermore found that I may have misread the intended meaning of the sentence. That got me reading the question choices a few times. I wonder if there is a way to avoid the mishap I ran into?

I caught the parallelism, but I didn't find the type of fix I expected to find.
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