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An agent who enters into contracts on the principal's behalf that she was told not to enter into, is not liable to the principal for any damages the agent caused, because after all, she is only an agent, not the boss, and bosses are liable for everything. (Assume no subsequent ratification by the principal has occurred). a. True
b. False

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