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A, a farmer, buys 10 kgs of Roma tomato seeds for $1000 from B, a seed merchant. A and B both know that A intends to grow and sell a crop of tomatoes. However, B fails to deliver the promised seeds to A. A finds an alternative supplier of seeds at the same price he had agreed to pay B. However, his planting is delayed by ten days. This means a late harvest but A thinks it is worth the risk. As it turns out, by the time A sends his crop to market, the price of Roma tomatoes has risen by 10% over the price these tomatoes sold at ten days earlier.
In these circumstances, is A entitled to sue B for damages for breach of contract?
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