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ID: LSAT-LR-083
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Inference
Difficulty level: Medium

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Either the survey was mislaid or it was never made. If it was mislaid, it was mislaid in the move, since nothing has left the office since. If it was never made, the fee was never charged. The ledger shows the fee charged in March, and the office moved across the road in September of the same year.

If the statements above are true, which one of the following must also be true?

AThe survey was made, and it was mislaid in the move that the office made across the road in September of that year.

BThe survey was never made, which is why nobody has been able to produce it since the office moved across the road in September of that year.

CNothing has left the office since March, which is the month in which the ledger shows the fee for the survey being charged.

DEvery fee that the ledger shows as charged corresponds to a piece of work that was actually carried out, including the fee for the survey that was charged in March.

EThe survey was made in March, the same month in which the ledger shows the fee for it being charged.

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