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The correct response is based on the principle that consent to search can be effectively communicated. A clear statement indicating a desire to withdraw consent is a direct and unequivocal way for an individual to express that they no longer agree to the search. This approach aligns with legal standards regarding consent, as it places the emphasis on the individual's right to control their personal space and property.

Given this understanding, other choices do not adequately reflect the clear legal expectations surrounding the withdrawal of consent. Ignoring the officer’s presence could lead to confusion or misinterpretation of the individual's intentions, while silently leaving the area may not explicitly communicate that consent is being withdrawn. Additionally, requesting more time before a search does not imply withdrawal of consent and could simply suggest a need for clarification or negotiation regarding the search itself. Therefore, clearly stating the intention to withdraw consent is the most effective and legally supported method.