Which of the following implies that an organizational design of the same kind does not apply in all circumstances?

A) Every organization emphasizes formal authority, order, fairness, and efficiency.
B) Every organization faces its own set of unique problems and opportunities.
C) All organizations are not affected by situational contingencies such as task, technology, environment, and people.
D) Every organization has narrow spans of control and structures of the traditional pyramid form.
E) All organizations have sufficient resources to jointly pursue mutual interests with another organization.

Option B states that every organization faces its own set of unique problems and opportunities, implying that an organizational design of the same kind does not apply in all circumstances. The other options do not suggest this implication. Option A implies that every organization emphasizes certain values, but it does not necessarily mean that they all have the same organizational design. Option C mentions situational contingencies, but it does not address the issue of organizational design. Option D suggests a specific structure, but it may not be applicable to all organizations, and it does not cover other aspects of organizational design. Option E talks about resources and joint pursuits but does not relate to organizational design.