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In an aromatic ring, a functional group with lone pair of electron exerts +M effect, some fnuctional groups like, `-NO,-NC-CH=CH_(2)` etc., can function both as electron donating (+M) or electron withdrawing (-M) groups. More extended conjugation provide more stabilization.
The most stable resonating structure of compound is

A

B

C

D

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All atoms have complete octet structure.
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