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John engages Karen as his real estate agent to sell a piece of property that floods regularly. John tells Karen to deny to any potential purchaser that the property floods, because such information would cause a major reduction in price. Larry, who is new to the area and does not know about the flooding problem, contacts Karen and offers to buy the property from the owner, whose name Karen does not disclose to John. Before closing on the deal, Larry asks Karen if the property floods, and Karen tells him that no, it does not. Larry stores a bunch of equipment on the property, which floods and destroys the equipment. Whom can Larry sue for damages: O a. Karen as agent, becasue she lied to him, and through Karen he can also sue John, as partially disclosed principal, because John directed her to lie to him O b. Karen as agent, because she lied to him, but not John as principal because she did not tell Larry. who the principal was O c. John as principal, but not Karen as agent, because John is a fully disclosed principal O d. eitehr John or Karen, but not both O e. neither Karen nor John, because Larry should have discovered the flooding problem on his own