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A sells goods to B for $5000.00 and B gives A a deposit of $1000.00. Both A and B agree that the risk remains with the seller, A, until the shipping documents are delivered to the purchaser, B. A ships two of the goods to B and then the rest of the goods are destroyed while in A's possession at no fault of A. In this case, at common law, what would happen to B's deposit?
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