Multiple Choice
How are Germany's bureaucrats different from those of the U.S.and Britain?
A) German bureaucrats do not have a background in law,while those in the U.S.and Britain are usually lawyers.
B) German bureaucrats are usually lawyers,while those in the U.S.and Britain do not have a background in law.
C) German bureaucrats believe that the law is flexible,whereas those in the U.S.and Britain see it as a set system of codes.
D) German bureaucrats believe the law is a set system of codes,while those in the U.S.and Britain see common law as more flexible.
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