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A) Andy can get out of the contract because the inability to access the software is a material breach whereby he is not getting the benefit of the bargain.
B) If the periods the computer is down are considered normal in the industry,there has been no breach.
C) This is considered a breach of the warranty of noninterference.
D) The downtime of the computer is not a breach only if it is scheduled in advance and Andy is given notice of it.
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A) It eliminates the authentication requirement for contracts involving less than $5,000.
B) It eliminates the authentication requirement for all contracts involving $5,000 or more.
C) It eliminates the authentication requirement for contracts involving $5,000 or more if both parties are merchants.
D) It requires that a confirmation letter be sent in addition to the authentication requirements in all contracts involving $5,000 or more.
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A) The company must get a search warrant before it can access any of John's stored e-mail.
B) The company can have access to e-mail stored at John's work e-mail address,but not that stored at the e-mail address he usually accesses from home.
C) The company can have access to e-mail stored at either location if the e-mail at the address he accesses from home was sent or received during John's time at work.
D) The company cannot access any of John's stored e-mail unless it obtains the assistance of law enforcement personnel and obtains a search warrant.
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A) Julia Roberts.
B) Sting.
C) Both A and B.
D) Neither A nor B.
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A) It was begun in the 1970s.
B) It was started by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
C) It had more than 1,000 computers connected by 1980.
D) Its original purpose was to develop communications for military and national defense purposes.
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A) There is a material breach and discovery of the nonconformity was difficult at the time of delivery but was later discovered.
B) There is a breach of any kind and discovery of the nonconformity was difficult at the time of delivery but was later discovered.
C) There is a material breach,and after discovering the nonconformity at the time of delivery,the licensor agreed to cure the defect,but has not done so.
D) There is a breach of any kind,and after discovering the nonconformity at the time of delivery,the licensor agreed to cure the defect,but has not done so.
E) A or C will allow the licensee to revoke acceptance.
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A) A notarization or acknowledgment can be accomplished with an electronic signature of the authorized person so long as all of the information required in the authorization or acknowledgment is provided.
B) The Act's primary goal is to place electronic signatures at a higher level than manual signatures.
C) The Act includes several modifications to the rules of offer and acceptance if the contract is negotiated electronically.
D) Although ordinary signatures can be replaced with electronic signatures,notarized signatures must still be executed manually.
E) Its provisions apply only to transactions involving the transfer of rights to the use of information.
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A) Performance is not excused under the Act due to impracticability.
B) Even when nonperformance is excused due to impracticability,there is a breach of contract.
C) When the existence of impracticability is not subject to reasonable dispute,no notice is necessary to the other party.
D) When a party receives notice of impracticability from the other party,the party receiving the notice can choose to terminate the contract and be discharged from any duties related to the unperformed portion.
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A) Occasional failures to have access to the information are not breaches if they are normal in the business,trade,or industry.
B) Occasional failures to have access to the information are not breaches if they result from planned downtime.
C) The information to be accessed is updated periodically in many contracts.
D) A and B only.
E) A,B,and C.
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A) It became law in all 50 states in 1999.
B) The Act is the exclusive source of law for the transactions that it applies to.
C) It establishes a uniform set of rules that governs the creation,performance,and enforcement of computer information transactions.
D) State trade secret law could not apply to a contract covered by the Act.
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A) "Indecent transmission" provision and "parental control" provision.
B) "Patently offensive display" provision and "sexual deviant" provision.
C) "Indecent transmission" provision and "patently offensive display" provision.
D) "Patently offensive display" provision and "latent offensive display" provision.
E) "Indecent transmission" provision and "prevention of obscene domain names" provision.
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