All of the following are examples of a force majeur except
A) Threat of terrorism
B) A broken engagement
C) A natural disaster
D) An embargo

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A force majeure refers to unforeseeable circumstances that prevent someone from fulfilling a contract. Threats of terrorism, natural disasters, and embargoes are all external, uncontrollable events that can be considered force majeure. A broken engagement, however, is a personal decision and not an external event, thus it does not qualify as force majeure.

All of the Following Are Examples of a Force Majeur