Bert's Bagels & Nosh,Inc.,and other bakeries refer to a "baker's dozen" as con-sisting of a collection of thirteen baked goods. This is
A)acourse of dealing.
B)acourse of performance.
C)none of the choices.
D)ausage of trade.

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A "baker's dozen" is a common usage of trade in the baking industry to refer to a collection of thirteen baked goods instead of the usual twelve. This tradition is believed to have originated from bakers in medieval England who would add an extra roll or loaf to an order to avoid being accused of short-changing their customers. As such, it has become a common practice in the industry and is recognized as a usage of trade.