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If a contractor is producing missiles for the navy, and the contractor fails to deliver them on time, the navy has the right to: [contrast the difference between termination for convenience, termination for default, and termination for cause.]

a. terminate the contract for default
b. terminate the contract for convenience
c. terminate the contract for cause
d. all of the answers are correct

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