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Select the statement that does not correctly use probability to describe an event.

O A. The probability of a storm tomorrow is 60%.

B. The probability of finding a matching pair of socks is 1/3

C. The probability of taking a good class picture is 1.3.

D. The probability that the dog will catch the ball is 0.99.

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