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Which of the following guidelines for establishing quality objectives helps in keeping the risk of suboptimization to a minimum?
A) relating objectives to specific actions whenever necessary
B) stating objectives as specifically as possible
C) setting objectives only in relation to other organizational objectives
D) specifying when goals are expected to be achieved
E) stating objectives clearly and simply

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