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When a business owner uses an independent contractor to perform work, the owner is not liable in any of the situations below except:
 A) for the contractor's direct harm to third persons or their property.
 B) breach of contract by the contractor.
 C) for the negligence of the contractor's employees.
 D) for harm resulting from a contractor's inherently dangerous work.
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