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the opportunity lost to us was the opportunity to stop redlining and blockbusting
opportunity cost are incurred when trade-offs are made
1964 The EEOC, also known as the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. It was formed on July 2, 1965 following a large civil rights movement in the early sixties.
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Simply rearrange the order to determine the correct grammar. In this case "from the tides of war comes opportunity" becomes "opportunity comes from the tides of war". This is correct. Meanwhile the latter becomes "opportunity come from the tides of war", which is nonsense. Whether to use an 's' or not depends on whether the noun following at the end is countable or uncountable, plural or singular. The best thing to do is change the order.
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What you sacrifice for a decision is one of the non-monetary costs of many choices
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Very simple: SWOT = Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat FIRST: List your Strength List your Weakness List the Opportunity you see in the market List the Threat you see in the market SECOND: Answer the following question, in any fashion. (1) Is your STRENGTH good enough to overcome the THREAT you see and/or capitalize the OPPORTUNITY you see> (2) Is your WEAKNESS bad enough to have you die from the THREAT or miss an OPPORTUNITY? (3) To tackle the new OPPORTUNITY, what other STRENGTH/WEAKNESS had to be added or eliminated (4) To mitigate the risk of the new THREAT, what STRENGTH/WEAKNESS had to be added or eliminated Never forget the second step. Most people tends to only do the first, whereas it is actually the second one that's matter in a SWOT analysis.
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