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If an offeree gives a rejection to the offerer, which of the following is true at this point?

a. the offeree is still able to accept the original offer until its original offer's expiration time
b. the offeree can now transfer the rejected offer to a different party who becomes the new offeree
c. the offeree has lost the ability to accept the original offer
d. the offeree has made a counter offer
e. the offeree cannot later enter into a contract on the terms of the rejected offer.

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