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A bookstore owner believes that adding a café to her store will increase book sales. She reasons that customers who linger longer in the store buy more books, and that a café will encourage customers to linger.
Which of the following, if true, most strengthens her argument?
- Customers who spend time in a bookstore café go on to browse the store's shelves more than customers who do not.
- A café added to the store would generate substantial revenue of its own from food and beverage sales.
- The store already has more than enough unused floor space along its back wall to comfortably accommodate a café.
- Many independent and chain bookstores across the country have chosen to add in-store cafés over the past decade.
- Freshly brewed coffee is consistently one of the very highest-margin individual items that any in-store café can sell.
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