The answer is A, because it doesn't become institutional until the administration becomes involved. 
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Cantor the salesman,
1. probed Doris to know the state of her finances in a casual manner,
2. created fear in her by telling her of the possibility of dealing with the IRS and later,
3. went upfront in asking her about her card details.
Explanation:
In episode 680, of Anatomy of a scam, we learn about skills employed by salesmen to elicit delicate information from their prospects. Cantor, a seasoned salesman employs this tactics in his phone conversation with Doris. To know the state of her finances, Cantor probed Doris for delicate information like the amount of savings she had and the mortgage she owes. Because he was relaxed in asking these questions. Doris was more  wiling to open up. 
In trying to get her to pay the membership fee, he presented a likely problem which he explained joining the business would help her solve. When he wanted to extract the details from her debit card for payment, he went upfront in requesting them.  
 
        
             
        
        
        
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Type 1 incident
Explanation:
An incident usually considered as a 'type 1' if it possess huge threats for the lives of many people and could create a huge cost for the government in terms of property damage (Example of this would be huge wild fire, hurricane , massive flood, etc)
To handle type 1 incident, Government tend to utilize a groups of federally certified teams to handle the operation.  (with much more training experience compared to local team). These federally certified teams will have access to large number of national resources with  all Command and General Staff positions are activated, 
 
        
             
        
        
        
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im sorry what dont understand plz explain why do u need help with this its soooooooooo easy
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B) Where Obama would like to focus spending