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Maiko and Tao, a young working couple, have hectic work schedules with no time for entertainment during the week. However, on weekends, they try out new restaurants and make sure that they unwind and relax over dinner. Which of the following objective features would best help a restaurant appeal to Maiko and Tao's requirements?
A. Free Wi-Fi access
B. A popular live band
C. Quick dinner combos
D. No tipping policy
E. Low pricing
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