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    Decisions That Are Complex and That Have Not Arisen in the Exact
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Decisions That Are Complex and That Have Not Arisen in the Exact

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Decisions that are complex and that have not arisen in the exact manner before may be best addressed through the programming of complicated computer models and as such have been termed programmed decisions.

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