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A) lecture the reader about what went wrong.
B) use personal language, such as you and your.
C) accept clear responsibility for the problem.
D) not appear to accept responsibility for the problem.
E) avoid explaining why the claim is being denied.
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A) show that the matter was taken seriously and the solution was objective and fair
B) just tell them the company policy
C) explain that it has always been done this way
D) apologize
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A) On behalf of top management, I apologize for any disruption in work that this legal action may cause.
B) Unlike so many other firms indicted for violations of the tax code, our company has done nothing wrong.
C) We believe the company will be able to function normally during this investigation.
D) The exact nature of this baseless legal action will be announced at a later date.
E) The top management team is meeting today to decide on the company's course of action.
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A) restating some of the benefits that led the reader to buy the product in the first place.
B) encouraging the reader to continue buying from your firm.
C) using subtle language to persuade without annoying.
D) rebuilding the customer's confidence in the product.
E) providing an appropriate buffer to cushion the bad news.
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A) save the bad news for the final paragraph.
B) present the bad news without any introduction.
C) reciprocate to maintain the reader's future goodwill.
D) use a polite buffer and explain your rationale in a few words.
E) offer a brief, sincere apology in your first paragraph.
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A) readers will not be personally disappointed.
B) readers will be personally affected by the situation.
C) you wish to buffer the bad news.
D) you want to retain the readers' goodwill.
E) you are presenting the rationale first.
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