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Your remote survey for an EFP inside an old Victorian house reveals only one AC outlet in the room where most of the shooting takes place. The new lighting assistant tells you not to worry because he has a long, multi-outlet strip connected to the AC cord. How should you react?

A) not worry, because the extension strip has 10 outlets
B) not worry, because the extension cord is 100 feet long
C) ask the lighting people to bring a larger strip
D) insist on bringing an ample supply of extension cords to bring in power from other house circuits
E) insist on powering the lights with batteries and bringing plenty of spares

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