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A public officer deliberately grants a private firm an unwarranted preference in the discharge of official functions through proved manifest partiality. The prosecution establishes those facts but proves no measurable government loss. The officer argues that absence of such loss automatically defeats section 3(e). Which is correct?

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Incorrect, because giving a private party unwarranted benefits, advantage or preference is an alternative statutory outcome Correct, because partiality is irrelevant without personal payment to the officer Incorrect, because any procurement irregularity alone conclusively proves graft Correct, because undue injury is the only outcome covered by section 3(e)

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