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1. Do you find that agencies that do accreditation provide you more of a road-map and structure to build a defined WBS or project plan that you need?

2. What types of crime do you think Chinese “bare branches” might most likely to be involved with?

3. Researching may involve informal or formal methods. List and describe two informal research methods and two formal research methods.

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