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data is incomplete and I am reluctant to draw any final
conclusions until an overall analysis has been complet-
ed and the results can be fully explicated.
In its totality, the study aims to explicate the actu-
al communication skills that are required, used and
expected to function within the Icelandic business
environment and how successfully or unsuccessfully
those skills are employed in a live setting. In essence,
it could help answer calls for the assessment of what
types of English skills are likely to lead to successful
communication in international business.
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