Damages can be:
A) Compensatory, but limited to the loss incurred.
B) Compensatory, and include both the loss incurred and an amount for punitive damages.
C) Compensatory, but limited to the amount set by each state.
D) Both a and b.
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A)
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A) The auditor exercised poor professional
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