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5. Какие вопросы или проблемы в студенческом городке вашего университета должны, по вашему мнению, решаться консультантами и сотрудниками студенческих служб? Представьте, что вам предложили разработать программы для разрешения этих проблем. Какие шаги вы могли бы предпринять для успешного решения этой задачи?

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