Bunuel wrote:
Unless specifically stated in the contract, athletes promoting sporting gear of a company are not obligated to refrain from using sporting gear made by a rival company. Therefore, a leading long distance runner who promotes the sneakers of Company X has decided to wear a brand of sneakers made by Company Y, which better suit his professional needs.
Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the long-distance runner's decision?
A. An athlete who uses sporting gear made by companies competing with his own is less likely to get advantageous promotional contracts in the future.
B. Though not obligated to by law, athletes are expected to choose the company merchandise they are promoting during 50% of their participation in a tournament.
C. A basketball player promoting a beverage who was caught on camera while drinking a beverage manufactured by a rival company renewed his large advertising contract shortly afterwards.
D. The long distance
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Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the long-distance runner's decision?
A. An athlete who uses sporting gear made by companies competing with his own is less likely to get advantageous promotional contracts in the future.
B. Though not obligated to by law, athletes are expected to choose the company merchandise they are promoting during 50% of their participation in a tournament.
C. A basketball player promoting a beverage who was caught on camera while drinking a beverage manufactured by a rival company renewed his large advertising contract shortly afterwards.
D. The long distance
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Statistics : Posted by VivekPrateek • on 25 Dec 2023, 01:30 • Replies 1 • Views 307
