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Annealing and normalizing present a significant difference on the ductility of low carbon steels.
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A、realizable value
B、existence
C、completeness
D、occurrence
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Focusing only on what is most easily measured or o immediate economic impact is to miss the deeper point, of course. Through the arts, humanities and social sciences, this country’s universities contribute broadly to society, adding greatly to human well-being. Although universities are offering their best help in the economic downturn, as institutions we are above all for the students of today who will be the workforce, citizens and leaders of tomorrow; the discoveries that will transform. the future; the scholarly insights that will change the way the world thinks and acts.
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B. France
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