If you up to now you have failed to respond to a request, a buffer
A) automatically misleads the reader.
B) comes right out and says no to the request.
C) ignores the request altogether.
D) explains why you have so far not responded to the request.

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A buffer is meant to explain why you have not responded to a request yet. It is not meant to mislead the reader or ignore the request. Option B is too direct and may come across as rude, whereas explaining the reason for delay shows a level of responsibility and honesty. Therefore, option D is the best choice.

If You Up to Now You Have Failed to Respond