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A store customer angrily raised a heavy stapler over his head, stepped toward a clerk from three feet away, and said, "I'm going to hit you right now." The clerk believed the customer was about to strike her. A security guard grabbed the customer's arm before any contact occurred.
Which intentional tort is most clearly established?

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No intentional tort, because the plaintiff must prove the actor wanted to cause permanent injury. Assault, because the actor intentionally caused reasonable apprehension of imminent harmful or offensive contact. Trespass to land, because the plaintiff occupied space. No intentional tort, because assault requires actual physical contact.

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