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    Deriving "Implicit" Meanings Rather Than from "Strict Content" Is Indicative
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Deriving "Implicit" Meanings Rather Than from "Strict Content" Is Indicative

Question 9

Question 9

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Deriving "implicit" meanings rather than from "strict content" is indicative of this situation.


A) mixed-motives
B) high context
C) low context
D) Western

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