Answering yes to the question: "Do I have enough money, or would I like to have more?" does not mean most people are greedy; it means most people are:
A) practical.
B) unrealistic.
C) hardheaded.
D) theoretical.
E) lazy.
A) practical.
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and Aisha liable for Emma's misrepresentation? What will be an ideal response?
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