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I am trying to clean up the unit test code.

I have a line of code in the setup (@Before) which says

mockXX.hasProp(anyString()).thenReturn(false)

But I want to account for the fact that this method may return true in a particular scenario. eg. mockXX.hasProp("id").thenReturn(true)

Any suggestions on how to go about handling this?
 
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