A chemical plant explosion damages the siding of two homes in an upscale neighborhood adjacent to the plant. Five automobiles are also damaged and have to be repainted. Other residents' homes are not damaged, but they have to move out of their homes for a week while noxious chemical fumes from the fire dissipate. One of the closest neighbors to the plant is a famous novelist, and fumes from the chemical explosion destroy the only copy of the latest manuscript on his computer hard drive. As defined by the commercial general liability policy, which of the following does not qualify as property damage?
a. Damage to the siding
b. Damage to the cars
c. Loss of the manuscript
d. Loss of use of the undamaged houses