Original passage: “In the Sopranos, the mob is besieged as much by inner infidelity as it is by the federal government. Early in the series, the greatest threat to Tony's Family is his own biological family. One of his closest associates turns witness for the FBI, his mother colludes with his uncle to contract a hit on Tony, and his kids click through Web sites that track the federal crackdown in Tony's gangland.” Please paraphrase the above paragraph.

A. In The Sopranos, the mob grapples with internal disloyalty and external threats from the government. Tony's own family becomes a significant menace, with a close associate cooperating with the FBI, his mother colluding on a hit, and his children following federal actions against Tony's gang.

B. The Sopranos depicts the Mafia facing challenges from within and from the federal government. Tony's biological family emerges as a major threat, with an associate turning FBI informant, his mother conspiring on a hit, and his kids monitoring the government's crackdown on Tony's criminal group.

C. In The Sopranos, the mob contends with both internal betrayal and external pressures from the federal government. Early on, Tony's own family poses a serious threat, as a trusted associate cooperates with the FBI, his mother collaborates on a hit, and his children track the federal crackdown on Tony's gang.

D. The Sopranos portrays the Mafia dealing with inner disloyalty and external challenges from the government. Initially, Tony's biological family poses the greatest danger, with a close associate becoming an FBI informant, his mother conspiring on a hit, and his kids observing the federal crackdown on Tony's criminal organization.