ADR refers to: a. Alternative (or Alternate) Dispute Resolution. b. Alternative Disruption Requirement. c. A Data Reference System. d. Atlantic Development Relations.

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ADR refers to:

a. Alternative (or Alternate) Dispute Resolution.
b. Alternative Disruption Requirement.
c. A Data Reference System.
d. Atlantic Development Relations.

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A.) Alternative Dispute Resolution

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