The major disadvantage of litigation is that parties do not have ______ over it a. Prominence b. Time constraint c. Perception d. Control

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The major disadvantage of litigation is that parties do not have ______ over it

a.
Prominence

b.
Time constraint

c.
Perception

d.
Control

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control

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