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Under the CISG, an offer becomes effective when:

Under the CISG, an offer becomes effective when:
a. received by the offeree; it may be withdrawn any time before acceptance is communicated b. sent by the offeror; it may be withdrawn any time before acceptance is communicated
c. received by the offeree; it may be withdrawn any time after 30 days d. sent by the offeror; it may be withdrawn any time after 30 days
e. sent by the offeror; it may be withdrawn any time, but only in writing

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