Residents of Iqaluit, the largest town in the Canadian territory of Nunavut, pay as much as four times the prices paid for grocery items by residents of large Canadian cities, most of which enter the town only by sealift. (A) the prices paid for grocery items by residents of large Canadian cities
(B) the price of what large Canadian city residents pay for grocery items
(C) what residents of large Canadian cities pay for grocery items
(D) of what large Canadian city residents pay for grocery items
(E) the cost of the grocery items purchased by large Canadian cities’ residents