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Bob is a resident of Ohio and borrows $50,000 from a bank in New York. When he defaults on the loan, the bank sues Bob in federal court. The federal court has

a. in rem jurisdiction.
b. no jurisdiction.
c. concurrent jurisdiction.
d. diversity jurisdiction.

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