单选题If any cargo is damaged，the insurance company usually pays to the cargo owner a sum of money equal to the value of（）.Athe cargoBthe cargo damagedCthe cargo minus the franchiseDthe cargo damaged minus the franchise
单选题
If any cargo is damaged，the insurance company usually pays to the cargo owner a sum of money equal to the value of（）.
A
the cargo
B
the cargo damaged
C
the cargo minus the franchise
D
the cargo damaged minus the franchise
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