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A Section 363 sale is often structured as a '363(b)' sale. What does the (b) specifically refer to in the context of the debtor's operations?
- The automatic stay that prevents creditors from interfering with the sale.
- The right to borrow money (DIP financing) to support the sale.
- Use, sale, or lease of property of the estate other than in the ordinary course of business.
- The ability of the debtor to reject burdensome leases prior to the sale.
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