A local diner makes milkshakes the old fashioned way: it handdips premium ice cream, adds fresh whole milk and other highquality ingredients, individually mixes the shake when ordered, and puts whipped cream and a cherry on top. The cost of this approach is higher than the cost of producing shakes at most fast food outlets, but the diner is famous among local patrons for having the best shakes in town. This diner clearly focuses more on efficiency than on effectiveness.

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A local diner makes milkshakes the old fashioned way: it hand­dips premium ice cream, adds fresh whole milk and other high­quality ingredients, individually mixes the shake when ordered, and puts whipped cream and a cherry on top. The cost of this approach is higher than the cost of producing shakes at most fast food outlets, but the diner is famous among local patrons for having the best shakes in town. This diner clearly focuses more on efficiency than on effectiveness.

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The statement suggests that the diner focuses more on effectiveness (making high-quality milkshakes that are famous among local patrons) rather than efficiency (producing milkshakes at a lower cost). Therefore, the statement contradicts the idea that the diner focuses more on efficiency than effectiveness.

A Local Diner Makes Milkshakes the Old Fashioned Way: It