A excel at promoting seasonal must-have frocks B succeed in shifting most of their ware sat full price C ponder ways to get rid of their unsold inventory D struggle to lure fashionists into panicpurchase

A it will harm a brand's prestige B it may end up with low yield C it has been banned in stores D it tallies with exclusiveness

A commendation B uproar C reception D introspection

A mush-haves proved a fake concept B sample-sales can save the situation C the classics can stand the test of time D selling online at full price works well

A factory outlets will eventually replacestores B personal-luxury sales weakened the market C chic brands are declining on a gradual basis D turning to factory outlets is not a magic drug

A couldn't forget his father B has participated in a study C has been haunted by traumas D has migrated to Germany as a refugee

A genetic predisposition B accumulated traumas C being the child of a migrant D racial discrimination

A most refugees have the signs of depression and cognitive difficulties B mental-health problems hardly influence the refugees' ability to live C some psychologically protective factors can't relieve the traumas of refugees D 40% of the participants accept psychiatric treatment organized by Martin

A Refugee centres can improve the living conditions of refugees. B Participants feel better and are able to sleep due to drug therapy. C Martin Begemann's study is beneficial to refugees' quality of life. D Stressors exist in host nations because refugees are foreigners.

A Mental Health Crisis among Migrants B A True Story about Marteza Hasani C Great Pressure on Refugee Centres D Study about Refugees' Current Status