In Kraft,Inc

In Kraft,Inc.v.Federal Trade Commission,the case in the text,the court held that:

A) implied claims are inescapably subjective and unpredictable.
B) the Commission reasonably found that Kraft's conduct was deliberate because it persisted in running the challenged ad copy.
C) Kraft's claim in its advertisement was not material to customers because it did not affect their choice when choosing their product.
D) the scope of the FTC's cease-and-desist order was not reasonably related to Kraft's violation of the FTC Act because it extended to products that were not subject to the challenged advertisements.