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olganol [36]
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After engaging in the decision-making process, write a 300 to 450-word reflection about the process. Describe all of the steps y

ou took in the decision-making process and evaluate the effectiveness of the decision you made. Reflect on how the decision-making process you engaged in can be used in political party activities. please help???? asap
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