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A property manager uses $2,000 from a tenant's security deposit to pay for the building's emergency plumbing repair, intending to replace the funds when the next rent checks arrive.
This action is best described as:
- Specific performance
- A legitimate use of the repair and deduct remedy
- Conversion
- Commingling
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