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[EX Q]: Context: The ability to persuade others that your course is the right one . The ability to discuss issues and techniques in public with an eye to reaching decisions about policy . The ability to conceptualize and reorganize information into new patterns . The ability to pull what you need quickly from masses of irrelevant data . 
Question: Why is it required of us to have the skills to persuade others to see things the way that we do ? 
Correct Answer: So we may get them to do whatever is it that we wanted done .
[EX A]: So they hated us with their guts .

[EX Q]: Context: The mob guys laughed and repeated " I am a machine " over and over , and they played poker . Later in the week they were on a train and the mob guys were robbing it and had him collect the goods . The police showed up and he was freaking out and the teacher he was with kept saying i told you not to talk to those guys , i ca nt do anything for you , and stuff . 
Question: What happened after the police showed up ? 
Correct Answer: he kept his cool because he realized that he did not appear to be a mob guy and they would not suspect him of doing anything for them but being their friend.
[EX A]: he admitted that he knew what they had done and then sold them out to the police in order to not serve prison time.

[EX Q]: Context: I found out a bit of trivia - my former HIgh School tennis coach , Mark Davis , came up with the name for the ride I rode some with Carrolton Cycling Club - I love those guys ... Bob , Brenda , Kerry - you guys rock ! Scott and I rode most of the ride together - 85 miles or so ... Ryan hung with us for 25 miles then * poof * he was gone ! I really planned on going slow ... lol The group of Ryans friends did the first 25 miles in under an hour - I decided to dial it back but at 70 miles I still had an avg . 
Question: What may be the reason for their friend disappearing ? 
Correct Answer: They rode ahead of them .
[EX A]:
They are so fast , they could n't be seen .