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Which of the following is not a reasonable option for turning around or salvaging a distressed business?

Revamping the firm's competitive approach
Strategies aimed at imitating what the market leaders are doing
Strategies to boost revenues
Actions to cut costs
Selling off assets to raise cash to save the remaining part of the business

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