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    The Acquired Company Should Be Fully Integrated into the Acquiring
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The Acquired Company Should Be Fully Integrated into the Acquiring

Question 35

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The acquired company should be fully integrated into the acquiring company if an earn-out is used to consummate the transaction.

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