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What can Lena do to avoid the risk of having short supplies in times of need? Lena works in an artificial jewelry-manufacturing unit. It is a family run business and they have been depending on a single supplier for years. As Lena is a proactive person, she can avoid the risk of being in short supplies of raw material by keeping a (blank) supplier for every one main supplier.

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