Which one of the following is NOT required in useful problem statements?
A. Having concrete measures D. Being based on objective research
B. Suggesting realistic solutions E. Summarizing what is known
C. Describing the current situation about the problem
B
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A. Flooding B. Earthquakes C. Landslides D. Radon
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beneficiary. When husband dies, the insurance company refuses to pay her the $100,000. Which of the following best describes this situation? A) The wife can sue the insurance company because she is a third-party beneficiary to this contract. B) The wife cannot sue the insurance company because she was not a party to the contract and does not have privity. C) The wife can sue the insurance company because she was a party to the contract and does have privity. D) The wife cannot sue the insurance company because she does not have an insurable interest in her husband.