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"A boat with a furled sail" is one that A) has lost its sail. B) has a damaged sail. C) has dropped its sail. D) has its sail folded up.
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"A boat with a furled sail" is one that A) has lost its sail. B) has a damaged sail. C) has dropped its sail. D) has its sail folded up.

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D has it sail folded up
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The answer would be D i believe 
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