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Under normal circumstances, a debtor should file for bankruptcy a. only as a last resort. b. as soon as he or she is past due on one or two bills. c. only if he or she is a business owner. d. if the debtor
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Under normal circumstances, a debtor should file for bankruptcy

a. only as a last resort.
b. as soon as he or she is past due on one or two bills.
c. only if he or she is a business owner.
d. if the debtor is not a municipality.

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The answer is A.


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