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Epic Inc., a firm that produces chairs for offices, uses comparative advertising to inform the consumers that its products offer the same features and quality as the competitor's. This is an example of a(n) attack.
A) guerilla
B) frontal
C) encirclement
D) bypass
E) flank

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