An analyst receives a research report from a colleague. The colleague’s report has an elaborate table with performance data on publicly traded stocks. The colleague says the data in the table consists of measures provided by Standard & Poor’s. The analyst finds the table a useful reference for a report she is writing. She uses several pieces of data from the table. The analyst is potentially in violation of:（）
A. no particular standard because this is appropriate activity.
B. Standard Ⅱ concerning the obligations to the capital markets.
C. Standard Ⅴ (A) if she does not first verify the data in the table is accurate.