Which of the following is not one of a common carrier's traditional exceptions to liability for goods in its possession?

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Common carriers are traditionally not liable for damages caused by an "act of God," the act of a "public enemy," the act of the shipper, or the inherent nature of the goods. However, they are generally expected to foresee and protect against other events, so an unforeseeable act or event is not a traditional exception.

Which of the Following Is Not One of a Common