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The International Court of Justice has the power to decide international disputes. However, standing to bring suit is limited to:
 a. aggrieved individualsexcept businesseswith no acceptable neutral forum for dispute resolution
  b. aggrieved partiesbut only in commercial transactionswith disputes that cannot be resolved by arbitration
  c. aggrieved partiesboth individuals and businessesbut only if they have a specific clause in their contractcalling for resolution by the International Court
 d. only those countries which do not have a well-defined judicial system e. none of the other choices
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