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Passage Summary: Carol wants to buy a newspaper, but the current owners won't sell. Even so, experts think she's going to own it very soon.

Conclusion: Carol Morris will likely become the majority owner of The Daily in the near future.

Reasoning: Despite the current majority owner, Azedcorp, refusing to sell its shares, industry analysts still predict Morris will succeed in her goal.

Analysis: We have a clear conflict here: Carol wants to buy, but the owner refuses to sell. To support the analysts' prediction, we need a piece of information that explains how she could bypass Azedcorp's refusal. Look for an answer that suggests a hostile takeover, a change in Azedcorp's financial situation, or a way for her to acquire the shares without a voluntary sale from the current board. It's a classic corporate drama where 'no' might not actually mean 'no' forever.

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Which one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the industry analysts' prediction?

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If Azedcorp will probably be forced by bankruptcy to sell its newspaper holdings soon, that directly overcomes its steadfast refusal and makes the analysts’ prediction—that Morris will soon acquire the majority—much more credible.
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