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Business, 23.10.2019 02:50, sana20

Assume that phil and dale do not get the contract in germany and the corporation that they work for can no longer pay their debts as they come due. the company believes if it could rearrange the payment dates on some of its contracts and avoid certain obligations, it could continue operations. which would be the best option for the company?

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