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a. within the scope of judgment allowed in an effort to keep a business functioning b. proper because the critical vendors were the secured creditors with preference
c. proper so long as the proceeds of future sales were dedicated to non-critical vendors d. improper because it violated the payment schedule required in the Bankruptcy Code e. none of the other choices
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