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Which of the following is not necessary for a contract to be binding?
 
  A) Signing parties must have their signatures notarized.
  B) Signing parties must exchange something of value or agree not to do something they are legally entitled to do.
  C) Both parties must sign the contract.
  D) Witnesses must be present.
  E) All of the above

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Increasing product cycle time helps companies by increasing the amount of time that your products can be on the market before becoming obsolete.
 
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