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When a company's name becomes synonymous with the product it sells, t
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When a company's name becomes synonymous with the product it sells, the company loses its distinctive _________ and other companies can sell similar products as if they were selling the same product as the original company.
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| A. ability |
| B. advantage |
| C. dominance | D. edge | E. stranglehold |
| F. superiority |
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Ability can be rejected because the sense of the sentence conveys the idea that ability is not what the company risks losing. Dominance, stranglehold, and superiority would suggest that being distinctive necessarily leads to controlling the market, when in fact distinctiveness merely provides a competitive edge or advantage.
Ability can be rejected because the sense of the sentence conveys the idea that ability is not what the company risks losing. Dominance, stranglehold, and superiority would suggest that being distinctive necessarily leads to controlling the market, when in fact distinctiveness merely provides a competitive edge or advantage.
