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2 March, 23:07

How are think tanks different from universities?

Scholars at universities often work on subjects that do not

have immediate policy applications.

Scholars at think tanks do not teach classes.

both "a" and "b"

O

neither "a" nor "b"

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  1. 3 March, 02:12
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    I believe it is D

    Explanation:

    The purpose of a think tank is to provide legitimate, evidence-based research; as opposed to a university which is meant to teach a subject.
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