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    A Buyer Can Generally Recover the Additional Cost of Acquiring
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A Buyer Can Generally Recover the Additional Cost of Acquiring

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A buyer can generally recover the additional cost of acquiring substitute goods if the seller breaches by not delivering the goods.

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