By the time the police ---- at the scene to ...

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By the time the police —- at the scene to disperse the crowd, the demonstators —- down the many shop windows.

A. have arrived / had been smashing

B. arrived / had smashed

C. will have arrived / smash

D. arrive / will smash

E. had arrived / will have smashed

Select your answer:

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