<p>Vulnerable and Legislation. </p>
<p>I remember the sentence. It specficially says making policies/ which is all about legislation, not bureacrazatoin</p>
<p>Alright, I can’t convince you guys… but that’s okay…</p>
<p>btw what was the question where the congressman or something</p>
<p>was dominating for choice D or something. I know that was wrong but what was the correect answer</p>
<p>That’s experimental thykingdom. I think the lions and quantum physics is too. I didn’t have either of those. </p>
<p>And ossify is definitely right. Ossify means to harden…the creative business strategems were hardened by ossified means through bureaucratization.</p>
<p>I still think it can be streamline/infighting
The question was liket his
Creative buisness tactis have been _____ because of ______ : Their versatility and changness made rigid through politics.
How does ossified make sense. Yes it makes sense with rigid but think about it. Its implying that CREATIVE BUISNESS TACTICS were set in stone.</p>
<p>Basically this is what I think. i think they are saying creative buisness tactics are getting ruined by politics? Agree?
If so then ossified makes no sense. How would making creative buisness tactics hardened make it more rigid?</p>
<p>again, bureaucratization is not about making policies. It’s a form of government, just like democracy, aristocracy, monarchy and etc!</p>
<ol>
<li> to become rigid or inflexible in habits, attitudes, opinions, etc.: a young man who began to ossify right after college.
Doesn’t have to be stone</li>
</ol>
<p>CREATIVE tactics were stiffened, made not creative and stodgy (OSSIFIED) through really bureaucratic practices.</p>
<p>The answer is for certain ossify/bureaucratic. Your answer might not be totally wrong; it’s just not as clearly fitting as ossify/b.</p>
<p>EDIT: two ppl got in before me in like a minute. Wow.</p>
<p>I was ablet to guess diaphonas and superscillious</p>
<p>its pretty easy if you have know a small bit amount of words and understand the english language</p>
<p>there is a word called dilate</p>
<p>the di prefix usually means to expand so i the curtains would have more light if they were expanded</p>
<p>and i guessed supercillious on account of superfluous
it practically means too much of something</p>
<p>Basically this is what I think. i think they are saying creative buisness tactics are getting ruined by politics? Agree?</p>
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<p>Right on bro.</p>
<p>I had ossify and vernable to the final two. I figured that ossify meant something hard, which it does, so i went with vernable.</p>
<p>was legislation an answer to one of them because i remember putting that for sumthing</p>
<p>I dont get it…
If creative buisness tactics are hardened (doesn’t this mean that they are being supproted and that they are endorsing creativity)? then how is there less versatility.</p>
<p>if creative business tactics are becoming hardened(not set in place hardened) but unable to move further (like medusa statues)</p>
<p>But if they are being hardened then that means creativity is flourishing… doesn’t it?</p>
<p>you are using the wrong definition of hardened</p>
<p>there were 7 more sentence completions, but they were the easy ones
this makes 63/67
can anyone remember ANY more questions not on there?</p>
<p>oh, and whoever thought half of those are wrong, good luck getting 500+</p>
<p>It is without a doubt ossify/bureaucratization.</p>
<p>Mathwizard – What about the question from the Ecology/Natural Habitat question which compared the forest to the city. The answer was comparison I think, I stupidly said allusion.</p>
<p>Anyone remember that question?</p>
<p>fitz, are you serious about the ets mail you received??</p>
<p>huh what ETS mail?</p>