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When Is an Arbitrator's Decision Called an "Award

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When is an arbitrator's decision called an "award"?


A) Always
B) Only if one party wins entirely and there is no split decision
C) Never
D) Only if monetary compensation is involved
E) Only if both parties are represented by legal counsel.

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