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The many chapters of the organization decided that a mandatory nationa
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08 May 2023, 04:39
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The many chapters of the organization decided that a mandatory national ______________ would be necessary to reconcile what had become a haphazard and often chaotic set of bylaws and regulations.
| Two Answers |
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| A. introduction |
| B. acclamation |
| C. intervention |
| D. colloquium |
| E. symposium |
| F. mediation |
Re: The many chapters of the organization decided that a mandatory nationa
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colloquium, symposium The sentence tells you that the organization has somehow acquired a “haphazard and often chaotic set of bylaws and regulations.” Thus, it is likely that they will want to get everyone together in order to reconcile all these rules. A good fill-in would be meeting. Intervention and mediation are an incorrect pair. Introduction and acclamation (loud demonstration of approval or welcome) have no relationship.
colloquium, symposium The sentence tells you that the organization has somehow acquired a “haphazard and often chaotic set of bylaws and regulations.” Thus, it is likely that they will want to get everyone together in order to reconcile all these rules. A good fill-in would be meeting. Intervention and mediation are an incorrect pair. Introduction and acclamation (loud demonstration of approval or welcome) have no relationship.
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11 Jul 2024, 23:11
11 Jul 2024, 23:11
Mediation and intervention are not correct?
