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In crisis communication, is it safe to say that because nothing has gone wrong, then nothing will go wrong?
 
  A) No, because there is noise in every system and every design.
  B) Yes, because the past is the best predictor of the future.
  C) It depends on the system and the design itself.
  D) Probably, so based on management decision-making.
  E) It is impossible to tell.

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In issues management, if the company decides the emerging issue is potentially damaging, what is the next step?
 
  A) issue identification
  B) issue analysis
  C) create strategic plan
  D) begin litigation
  E) launch image repair
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