Multiple Choice
In the facts of the previous questions,according to the reasoning of the dissent in the Greene case,VividAire may owe consumers of air freshener
A) a duty not to increase the price of the product if it does not perform as promised.
B) a duty to warn that ingesting the liquid poses a specific material risk of death.
C) a refund or replacement if the product does not freshen the air.
D) no duty with respect to the liquid's air-freshening capability or to harm that may result from ingesting it.
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