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The computer service desk received a work order to repair a keyboard. The computer user complained that he could not reconnect the keyboard into its socket on the motherboard. When the technician arrives, he examines the mini-DIN keyboard connector and concludes the problem is routine and can be easily fixed. What tool would most likely be used to make the repair?
A) #2 Phillips screwdriver
B) Small needle-nose pliers
C) 1/4-inch nut driver
D) Diagonal cutters

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