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ID: LSAT-LR-145
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Inference
Difficulty level: Hard

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Under the code a new cultivar's name is established only when it appears in a dated printed work with a description. The registrar of a plant group may refuse a name already in use in that group, and refuses more names for duplication than for any other reason. Most refusals come before the raiser has printed anything, and a refusal that comes later does not unestablish a name already established.

Which one of the following is most strongly supported by the statements above?

AA refusal by the registrar of a plant group leaves open whether the name refused is established, since establishment turns on a dated printed work and not on his view.

BA name that has appeared in a dated printed work with a description is thereby established under the code, whatever the registrar of its group may since have said of it.

CMost of the names the registrar of a plant group refuses are refused because the name is already in use within that group, and not on any other ground open to him.

DA raiser whose name was refused in one plant group is barred by the code from using it in another.

ENo cultivar name is established under the code unless the registrar of its plant group has been notified of the dated printed work in which that name and its description appear.

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