None of the following transfers may be set aside as preferences by the bankruptcy trustee except for: ______.

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Payments to a debtor's relative can be set aside as preferences by the bankruptcy trustee if they occur within a certain period before the bankruptcy filing, typically because they may be seen as an attempt to favor one creditor (the relative) over others. The other options (A, B, and C) are generally not considered preferential transfers if they meet certain criteria, such as being for present consideration, in the ordinary course of business, or necessary expenses like utility bills.

None of the Following Transfers May Be Set Aside as Preferences