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    In a Reasonableness Test,the Auditor Develops an Expected Value of an Account
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In a Reasonableness Test,the Auditor Develops an Expected Value of an Account

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In a reasonableness test,the auditor develops an expected value of an account by using data wholly or partly independent of the client's accounting information system.

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