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A roommate borrowed another roommate's bicycle for one afternoon. Instead of returning it, the borrower sold the bicycle to a stranger and planned to replace it later if the owner complained. The owner demanded the bicycle the next day, but it could not be recovered.
Which intentional tort is most clearly established?

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Assault, because the bicycle feared immediate contact. Conversion, because selling the bicycle was a serious exercise of dominion inconsistent with the owner's rights. Battery, because all property interference is battery. No tort, because conversion requires proof that the defendant knew who owned the bicycle.

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