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Danzig is a dance instructor who provided free one$-$hour introductory lessons to prospective students in his dance academy. Prancer participated in one of Danzig's free introductory lessons. At the end of the lesson, Danzing told Prancer that "for a beginner, you have excellent grace and style $--$ with a few lessons, you could be winning some dance competitions." Prancer was so excited that he immediately signed up for Danzig's $100$ hour dance instruction program at a cost of $$5,000.$ After about $50$ hours of lessons, Prancer signed up for a dance competition and was humiliated when he was the first contestant eliminated by the judges based on his lack of dancing talent and skill. Prancer then brought suit against Danzig for misrepresentation.

In this lawsuit, which of the following would present Danzig with his best defense?

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a$)$

Prancer was never very strong in competitive endeavors of any kind.

b$)$

Prancer was going to sign up for the dance instruction and try some competitions even before Danzig made the statements.

c$)$

The written contract for dance instruction signed by Prancer expressly excluded any prior oral representations.

d$)$

Danzig had instructed many students who had been successful in dance contests, so he believed he could train Prancer.