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Co. of America, (applying the discovery rule to the accrual of a claim for breach of contract).

Co. of Am., (The discovery rule generally applies only where “[t]he injury or the act causing the injury, or both, have been difficult for the plaintiff to detect.”) (internal quotation omitted).

588-89, , 966-97 (1995) (noting that a cause of action accrues when the plaintiff "knew or reasonably should have known" of the events giving rise to the claim).

Co. of Am., (citation omitted)).

Co. of Am., (cause of action accrues when the plaintiff knows, or in the exercise of reasonable diligence should know, the facts underlying the claim).

of Am., ( and Brooks v. S. Pac.

Co. of Am., (citations omitted).

Co. of Am., (statute of limitations does not run from moment of defendant’s injurious conduct but from when claimant knows or should know of injury and facts underlying cause).

Co. of Amer., , Allied Mut.

Co. of Am., , (holding that the trial court correctly *179 let the jury decide when discovery of a contract injury occurred).

Co. of Am., , we further recognize that, generally, “claims that are clearly brought outside the relevant limitations period are conclusively barred.” ¶ 4 , ( , Gre