Invitations to negotiate or to make an offer are known as:
A) manifestations of intent
B) offers of intent'
C) early negotiations
D) beginning negotiations
E) none of the other choices are correct

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Invitations to negotiate or to make an offer do not fit the specific terms provided in options A through D. They are generally considered invitations for others to make offers, rather than offers themselves, and are not strictly categorized as manifestations, offers of intent, or specific stages of negotiation in legal terms.

Invitations to Negotiate or to Make an Offer Are Known