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A Clause in a Contract That Makes a Contract Enforceable

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A clause in a contract that makes a contract enforceable against a buyer if the buyer is able to obtain financing is

A) a condition precedent.
B) a limitation of liability clause.
C) an entire contract clause.
D) a condition subsequent.

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