Suppose you and your parents go out for a buffet dinner, but everyone except you starts feeling sick and having stomach aches when you all get home. If both your mom and your dad ate oysters, beef, and salad; and if you ate oysters and beef but no salad, applying Mill's Method of Difference should lead you to infer which of the following?

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Suppose you and your parents go out for a buffet dinner, but everyone except you starts feeling sick and having stomach aches when you all get home. If both your mom and your dad ate oysters, beef, and salad; and if you ate oysters and beef but no salad, applying Mill's Method of Difference should lead you to infer which of the following?