A contract contains both an arbitration clause and a choice-of-law clause specifying New York law. Which clause determines how disputes are resolved?
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A
The choice-of-law clause supersedes the arbitration clause
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B
The arbitration clause governs the dispute resolution process while New York law governs substantive issues
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C
Both clauses are unenforceable when in conflict
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D
The last clause in the contract controls