The emphasis on quality has evolved through four distinct stages since World War II. Listed chronologically, these stages are:
A) Design-it-in, fix-it-in, copy-it-in, mix-it-in.
B) Build-it-in, design-it-in, copy-it-in, fix-it-in.
C) Copy-it-in, fix-it-in, build-it-in, design-it-in.
D) Fix-it-in, inspect-it-in, build-it-in, design-it-in.
E) Inspect-it-in, fix-it-in, design-it-in, build-it-in.

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The stages of quality emphasis evolved from "fix-it-in" (post-production corrections), to "inspect-it-in" (quality control during production), to "build-it-in" (integrating quality into the production process), and finally to "design-it-in" (incorporating quality from the design phase).

The Emphasis on Quality Has Evolved Through Four Distinct Stages