Under Article 2A:
A) a court faced with an unconscionable contract or clause must refuse to enforce the entire contract.
B) consumers in an unconscionable consumer lease contract receive an additional remedy over consumers in unconscionable sales contracts. Reasonable attorneys' fees may be awarded.
C) there is no provision for relief for unconscionable conduct in the collection of a claim arising from a consumer lease contract.
D) lessees under all types of leases of personal property have the same protections against unconscionable contracts.

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Article 2A of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), which deals with leases of personal property, includes provisions for dealing with unconscionable contracts or clauses. Specifically, it allows for the possibility of awarding reasonable attorneys' fees to consumers in unconscionable consumer lease contracts, providing them with an additional remedy not typically available in unconscionable sales contracts. This reflects a recognition of the potential for exploitation in consumer lease agreements and provides a mechanism for addressing such issues.