What was the primary response of carriers when dealing with fuel price increases?
a. Increase rates per pound of cargo
b. Use of fuel surcharges
c. Reduction of capacity
d. Increasing capacity
B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Interlacing is a method of reducing the bandwidth requirements
for video transmissions. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
John refuses to pay his bill due at a store. The store owner grabs John by the shirt, screams and him, and demands the money "or else." John is shaken but unhurt. John would most likely sue for the tort of:
a. slander b. assault c. invasion of privacy d. negligence e. none of the other choices