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The current need for diversification does not mean the orga
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23 Oct 2017, 11:48
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The current need for diversification does not mean the organization should be diverted from its earlier and historical purpose; instead, this diversification should be construed as a means of __________ that purpose.
A undermining
B furthering
C retracting
D classifying
E deterring
Re: The current need for diversification does not mean the orga
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09 May 2019, 09:50
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The current need for diversification does not mean the organization should be diverted from its earlier and historical purpose; instead, this diversification should be construed as a means of _holding on to ___ that purpose.
A undermining
B furthering
C retracting
D classifying
E deterring
''instated'' giving us clue about 2nd bland should be opposite to the ''diverted from its earlier and historical purpose'' so we can come up with something like hold on/promote it. so answer choice B is similar. so Answer B is the answer.
A undermining
B furthering
C retracting
D classifying
E deterring
''instated'' giving us clue about 2nd bland should be opposite to the ''diverted from its earlier and historical purpose'' so we can come up with something like hold on/promote it. so answer choice B is similar. so Answer B is the answer.
Re: The current need for diversification does not mean the orga
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29 Jun 2021, 00:20
29 Jun 2021, 00:20
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