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The game of golf became so popular in Scotland in order to keep people from playing golf w

hen they______archery, a military necessity, the Scottish parliament passed a special law in 14The Scottish people, however, largely ignored this similar laws.

A．should have been practicing

B．should be practicing

C．had been practicing

D．were practicing

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