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 The integral group of elite philanthropists rejected 1/B-A because the stocks seemed unsafe. It is the tradition of philanthropists to be cautious with their investments and donations and there was a common belief that approving the 1/B-A would result to a total loss.

The integral group of elite philanthropists rejected 1/b-a.

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Because the stocks seemed to be risky, the core group of elite philanthropists rejected 1/B-A. Philanthropists have a reputation for being careful with their investments and gifts, and it was widely assumed that granting or approving 1/B-A would result in a complete loss.

Hence, the integral group of elite philanthropists rejected 1/b-a.

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