Sachinpri - No! In (D), "are clean" and "grow" cannot be parallel.
Putting (D) in the given sentence:
Many states, in search of industries thatare clean and grow fast,paying good wages to skilled workers, are trying to attract high-technology industries.
This implies,
thatare clean,
and
thatare grow fast (weird, isn't it? "growing fast" would be the correct noun form here)...this is enough to eliminate (D)
Hope thisclarifies.
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Putting (D) in the given sentence:
Many states, in search of industries thatare clean and grow fast,paying good wages to skilled workers, are trying to attract high-technology industries.
This implies,
thatare clean,
and
thatare grow fast (weird, isn't it? "growing fast" would be the correct noun form here)...this is enough to eliminate (D)
Hope thisclarifies.
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