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11 Jan 2004, 11:09
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CR - DogFood
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11 Jan 2004, 11:52
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A - Does question the sales person's claim. But does not weaken. Questioning a claim is not same as weakening it.
B - B would have been perfect if the sales person said. There is no correlation between ingredients of other brands and their sales.
C - Accuses the sales person
D - The company spokes person is talking about decrease in existing ingredients and not the variety of ingredients. The sales person is missing the point here.
E -This comes close. However it does not say clearly whether it is the quantity or the variety.
D would be my first choice and E would be my second.
B - B would have been perfect if the sales person said. There is no correlation between ingredients of other brands and their sales.
C - Accuses the sales person
D - The company spokes person is talking about decrease in existing ingredients and not the variety of ingredients. The sales person is missing the point here.
E -This comes close. However it does not say clearly whether it is the quantity or the variety.
D would be my first choice and E would be my second.
11 Jan 2004, 12:51
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The analyst refers to the number of variety of meat in dogfood, not the decrease. For instance, dogfood with 20 or 25 varieties of meat could be invariably similar but a decrease to 15 varieties could be considered critical to sales. D is the answer
