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The correct answer is A. Started.<\/p>\n
To commission something means to start it or to put it into operation. For example, a new ship might be commissioned when it is launched for the first time, or a new hospital might be commissioned when it opens its doors to patients.<\/p>\n
The other options are incorrect because they do not mean to start something. To close something means to stop it or to bring it to an end. For example, a business might be closed when it goes bankrupt, or a school might be closed when it is no longer needed. To finish something means to complete it or to bring it to an end. For example, a project might be finished when it is completed to the satisfaction of the client, or a race might be finished when the winner crosses the finish line. To terminate something means to end it or to bring it to a close. For example, a contract might be terminated when one of the parties breaches the contract, or an employee might be terminated when they are fired.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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