In which case would true impossibility NOT apply?
A. Nelson contracted with a local restaurant to supply 10,000 pounds of potatoes, but a tornado tore through his field, completely destroying it.
B. A record company contracted with Darlene to produce a CD of traditional folk ballads; unfortunately, Darlene died before recording began.
C. Reed agrees to purchase an expensive piece of jewelry for $25,000; a week later, he tells the jeweler that he simply does not have that kind of money.
D. None of these are correct.
Answer: C
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