A. Under his close eye Disney's animation division soared, with hit fi

1.	A. Under his close eye Disney's animation division soared, with hit films such as "The Little Mermaid”, "Aladdin” and "The Lion King”. B. The situation had worsened to the degree that Disney was in danger of being bought and broken up. C. Indeed, he carried on these activities with such a missionary zeal that appearing on Disney TV shows, Mr. Eisner himself became a part of the brand. D. He rescued the firm by energetically devising umpteen new ways to profit from its iconic cartoon characters. E. When Messrs Disney and Gold originally brought in Mr. Eisner to be chief executive of Disney in 1984, he found a sleepy company with valuable but barely exploited brands.
Answer» A. Under his close eye Disney's animation division soared, with hit films such as "The Little Mermaid”, "Aladdin” and "The Lion King”. B. The situation had worsened to the degree that Disney was in danger of being bought and broken up. C. Indeed, he carried on these activities with such a missionary zeal that appearing on Disney TV shows, Mr. Eisner himself became a part of the brand. D. He rescued the firm by energetically devising umpteen new ways to profit from its iconic cartoon characters. E. When Messrs Disney and Gold originally brought in Mr. Eisner to be chief executive of Disney in 1984, he found a sleepy company with valuable but barely exploited brands.

A. Under his close eye Disney's animation division soared, with hit films such as "The Little Mermaid”, "Aladdin” and "The Lion King”. B. The situation had worsened to the degree that Disney was in danger of being bought and broken up. C. Indeed, he carried on these activities with such a missionary zeal that appearing on Disney TV shows, Mr. Eisner himself became a part of the brand. D. He rescued the firm by energetically devising umpteen new ways to profit from its iconic cartoon characters. E. When Messrs Disney and Gold originally brought in Mr. Eisner to be chief executive of Disney in 1984, he found a sleepy company with valuable but barely exploited brands.

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A. Under his close eye Disney's animation division soared, with hit films such as "The Little Mermaid”, "Aladdin” and "The Lion King”.

B. The situation had worsened to the degree that Disney was in danger of being bought and broken up.

C. Indeed, he carried on these activities with such a missionary zeal that appearing on Disney TV shows, Mr. Eisner himself became a part of the brand.

D. He rescued the firm by energetically devising umpteen new ways to profit from its iconic cartoon characters.

E. When Messrs Disney and Gold originally brought in Mr. Eisner to be chief executive of Disney in 1984, he found a sleepy company with valuable but barely exploited brands.

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