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What can be inserted under serving pieces to add height to a buffet display?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

________ system is one in which potential suppliers submit a formal, written, and confidential pricing document to the buyer requesting a bid.
 
  A) A closed bid B) A simultaneous bid
  C) An unsealed bid D) An open bid


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Answer to Question 1

a riser

Answer to Question 2

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