A fact-finder has:
A) A high degree of control over the outcome of the dispute
B) A high degree of control over the process of negotiations
C) A high degree of control over both the process and the outcome of negotiations
D) Little control over either the process or the outcome of negotiations

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A fact-finder is an independent third party who is appointed by both parties in a dispute to gather and present facts, but they do not have any control over the process of negotiations or the outcome of the dispute. The fact-finder's role is limited to presenting a report on the facts of the dispute, and it is up to the parties to use this information to negotiate a settlement. Thus, the fact-finder has little control over either the process or the outcome of negotiations.

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