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Transcribed Image Text:Recently, U.S. dairies, struggling to increase milk sales, tried to
change the way adults
thought about chocolate milk. The dairies wanted to
out
chocolate milk in the
minds of adult consumerS.
stion
Select one:
а. explain
b. segment
c. differentiate
d. promote
e. reposition
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