Martha Megabucks is the recruiting partner for Cables & Black, a large Boston law firm. Even though she is not authorized to make summer internship offers during campus interviews (the partnership agreement reserves that power to the Hiring Partner), she offers one to Sally Student, a Suffolk 2L. Sally accepts on the spot. When Martha returns to the office, she reports what happened to the Hiring Partner, who says, "oh, really?" but does nothing else. When Sally shows up for work five months later, the Cables & Black receptionist tells her that she is not on the list of summer interns. What is Sally's best argument for why she has a job? A. It is widely understood that lawyers who show up at Suffolk for interviews have the authority to make job offers in on-campus interviews. B. Martha had actual express authority. C. Martha had actual implied authority. D. The Hiring Partner impliedly ratified Martha's action. E. The Hiring Partner expressly ratified Martha's action