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A merger often results in cost-cutting measures, which typically lead to improved profitability.
(1) decrease due to internal restructuring – possible, but the context does not suggest a downturn.
(2) plateau, with no noticeable change – contradicts the idea of a significant change.
(3) improvement as a result of cost-cutting measures – logical and common outcome in such scenarios.
(4) increase in the number of products launched – doesn’t directly connect to profits.
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Some Venice are Godot.
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Some Multiplication are Subtraction.
All Subtraction are Division.
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Conclusion:
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Some papers are newspapers.
Conclusions:
I. Some books are newspapers.
II. ...
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Some cables are wires.
All wires are plugs.
Conclusion:
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Statement:
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Conclusion:
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