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While shоpping in Stаte A, а shоpper frоm Stаte B gets into an altercation with a store clerk. As a result of the altercation, the shopper suffers $76,000 in damages. Although the store clerk resides in State C, he was hired for the State A store after applying and being interviewed at the State A store. The store has its principal place of business in State C and is incorporated in State D. Each of these states has only one federal district court that encompasses the entire state. The store has properly registered to do business in State A, but State A law does not allow for personal jurisdic- tion based on registration. The shopper would like to sue both the store clerk for assault and the store for negligent hiring in federal court. In which federal district or districts would venue be proper?