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In a cooking competition, various family-owned restaurants cooked dishes made from recipes that have been in their families for generations. The cake that won the competition was made from a recipe that head-chef Pierre Limore claims has been in his family for three generations since the 1940s. Although the sous-chef who actually baked the winning dish used an ingredient that has only recently become popular in the baking industry, around the late 1920s the same ingredient had been commonly used by chefs before it was temporarily declared unfit for human consumption.
Which of the following can be concluded on the basis of the information given above?
(A) The sous-chef who baked the cake was aware of the fact that the use of the specific ingredient would not violate the rules of the competition.
(B) Had the head-chef Pierre Limore notified the authorities holding the competition of the list of ingredients, it is highly unlikely that his dish would have won the competition
(C) The use of the recipe used to bake the winning dish does not belie the claim made by the head-chef
(D) The authorities holding the competition had a mechanism to verify whether the recipes used in baking the dishes in the competition matched the original recipes first used to make the dishes.
(E) To ensure that such competitions are fairly conducted, only chefs who can exactly replicate the original dish should be allowed to participate.
Which of the following can be concluded on the basis of the information given above?
(A) The sous-chef who baked the cake was aware of the fact that the use of the specific ingredient would not violate the rules of the competition.
(B) Had the head-chef Pierre Limore notified the authorities holding the competition of the list of ingredients, it is highly unlikely that his dish would have won the competition
(C) The use of the recipe used to bake the winning dish does not belie the claim made by the head-chef
(D) The authorities holding the competition had a mechanism to verify whether the recipes used in baking the dishes in the competition matched the original recipes first used to make the dishes.
(E) To ensure that such competitions are fairly conducted, only chefs who can exactly replicate the original dish should be allowed to participate.
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C. Even though the sous-chef used a new ingredient that only became popular recently, it turns out that chefs used it before but stopped because it was deemed unhealthy. Based on this, we can conclude that the recipe used for the winning dish doesn't contradict the head-chef's claim.
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