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LaDunn

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The principle of mutually assured destruction (MAD) transformed war from a
 
  a. lose-lose proposition to a win-lose scenario.
 b. win-win proposition to a win-lose scenario.
 c. win-lose proposition to a win-win scenario.
 d. win-lose proposition to a lose-lose scenario.

Question 2

In mediation, a neutral third party listens to evidence and arguments presented by conflicting groups and
 
  a. imposes a solution on the disputing parties, like a judge in a civil court hearing.
 b. arrives at a decision or outcome that the two conflicting parties agree to accept.
 c. helps the disputing parties generate options for resolving the conflict but does not impose solutions.
 d. monitors negotiations between the disputing parties to ensure neither violates international law.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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