Gloria, the owner of a manufacturing company with declining sales, pays Sandra $10,000 in exchange for her written agreement to murder the president of a competi-tive company with increasing sales. Sandra keeps the money without doing anything more. Gloria will be able to recover the $10,000
A) under no circumstances
B) ?if Sandra never in-tended to carry out the crime.
C) if Gloria fully complied with the terms of the agreement.
D) ?if Gloria's sales continue to decline.
A
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