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In this task, you're given a statement and three sentences as choices. Your job is to determine which sentence can be inferred from the statement. Incorrect choices change the meaning in important ways or have details that are not mentioned in the statement. Indicate your answer as 1,2, or 3 corresponding to the choice number of the selected sentence.
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Statement: Case study data were collected through interviews and analysis of documentation. Choices:  1. Interviews and analysis of documentation were collected to provide the data for the case study of certain employees to study how some of them succeed to meet the quota in a company and others fall behind in performance by the third quarter.  2. Interviews and analysis of documentation were collected to provide the data for the case study. 3. Participant test-taking and objective lab tests were collected to provide supplemental data for the case study.
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2


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Statement: The attraction isn't immediately The wide, straight boulevard du Montparnasse is plain by Paris standards. Choices:  1. Du Montparnasse, a narrow and curvy boulevard, is considered overly extravagant by Parisians.  2. By the standard of Paris, the Montparnasse boulevard is modest. 3. Running parallel to Montparnasses is du Frosehamp, which houses the childhood lodging of Napoleon. 
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2


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Statement: It is also true that without careful attention to standards, case studies are prone to the kind of overgeneralization that comes from selecting a few instances, assuming without evidence that they are typical or representative of the population and then offering national projections. Choices:  1. Case studies are prone to over-generalization when standards aren't carefully developed ahead of time. 2. Many researchers recommend having a peer double-check the standards before undertaking the case study. 3. Case studies are generalization-proofed.
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1