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Recall the Application about towns that built clock towers to help their citizens keep track of time to answer the following question(s).


Recall the Application. A town tried to prevent free riding by:
◦ making it illegal for those who did not contribute to the clock tower to use it.
◦ not putting a clock face on the tower in the direction of those the one who refused to contribute to building the clock tower.
◦ taxing those who would not contribute to the clock tower project.
◦ setting the time wrong on the face of the tower in the direction of those who refused to contribute to building the clock tower.


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