A) binding as a law passed by Congress.
B) persuasive as an expert's opinion.
C) suggestive as a newspaper's editorial.
D) unenforceable as a salesperson's puffery.
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A) a federal district court.
B) a hearing before the U.S. Freedom of Information Agency.
C) a meeting with Congress's FOIA subcommittee.
D) a special conference with the president of the United States.
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A) agree not to reveal any trade secrets.
B) reasonably describe the information.
C) get a court order.
D) have Wes's and the others' permission.
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A) changed the agency's prior policy without justification.
B) followed a consideration of all relevant factors.
C) was accompanied by a rational explanation.
D) was plainly warranted by the evidence.
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A) determine consumer satisfaction.
B) determine whether affected businesses are satisfied.
C) monitor compliance with the rules.
D) determine what type of agency needs to be created next.
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A) an order for specific performance.
B) a rule for parol evidence.
C) a formal complaint.
D) a subpoena.
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A) measure the cost that the rule will impose on small businesses.
B) consider less burdensome alternatives.
C) conduct a regulatory flexibility analysis.
D) adjust the rule to the satisfaction of the regulated businesses.
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A) attorneys are not allowed to attend administrative hearings.
B) clients are not allowed to communicate with their attorneys during administrative hearings.
C) hearsay can be introduced as evidence in an administrative hearing.
D) the burden of proof is on the charged party to prove innocence.
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