A) before Carly accepts the offer.
B) before April 1,whether or not Carly has accepted the offer.
C) only after Carly accepts the offer.
D) only after April 1.
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A) an enforceable contract.
B) an illusory promise.
C) an option-to-cancel clause.
D) promissory estoppel.
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A) a provision relating to the resolution of any dispute.
B) a detailed history of the music business.
C) positive reviews from users of the service.
D) an updated list of the music available through the service.
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A) neither party.
B) Chet only.
C) either party.
D) Denise only.
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A) the intentional theory of contracts.
B) the objective theory of contracts.
C) the personal theory of contracts.
D) the subjective theory of contracts.
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A) enforceable.
B) unenforceable because Jolene's injuries are unforeseeably difficult.
C) unenforceable because Kirby has a preexisting duty to pay.
D) unenforceable because the release is an illusory promise.
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A) reasonably clear.
B) vaguely ambiguous.
C) practical.
D) standardized.
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A) because it is a new contract.
B) because it is an illusory promise.
C) because it is supported by past consideration.
D) under no circumstances.
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A) a bilateral contract.
B) a unilateral contract.
C) a void contract.
D) an executive contract.
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