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What can happen if one partner develops an incapacity that makes it impossible for that partner to perform the services contemplated by the partnership agreement?
 A) A court will order dissolution even if the incapacity is temporary.
 B) The other partners can expel the incapacitated partner from the partnership.
 C) The other partners can dissolve the partnership.
 D) A court must judge whether the partnership should be dissolved.
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