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A Delaware civil appeal raises several issues: whether the complaint stated a claim as a matter of law, whether the jury had enough evidence to find causation, whether a discovery sanction was too harsh, and whether the trial court misread a statute. Which statement correctly matches an issue with its ordinary standard of review?

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A trial court's discretionary discovery ruling is generally reviewed de novo. All civil rulings are reviewed under the same harmless-error standard, so the standard of review does not matter. A Rule 12 ruling deciding only legal sufficiency is generally reviewed de novo. A legal interpretation of a statute is generally reviewed for substantial evidence.

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