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The term network logic means:
A) Tasks must either precede or follow other tasks in project planning and management.
B) Tasks cannot be performed unless the project manager issues a specific command to perform the work.
C) Prior project planning removes the need for any rush so that tasks can be performed in a methodical fashion.
D) Tasks are not performed unless the customer issues a specific request to perform the work.

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