Paul sues Dan for "aesthetic pollution". The basis for his suit is Dan's habit of wearing clothes Paul considers ugly. Paul's complaint offers details of Dan's "ugly" clothing in many separate, numbered paragraphs. However, no law requires one to pay damages for wearing clothes that another considers ugly and for causing aesthetic dissatisfaction to some other party. Thus, Dan wants to defeat Paul's claim as fast as possible.

The best procedural device for doing so is:

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The motion for judgment not withstanding the verdict

The motion for a directed verdict

The motion for summary judgment

The motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted $($or demurrer$)$