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Walter Reuther was a
 
  a. union organizer.
  b. journalist.
  c. union leader.
  d. labor relations consultant.

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Taken as a unit, the Supreme Court's rulings in the Trilogy cases have done little to strengthen the system of private arbitration.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false


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