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Using Hibernate in Spring Applicationsose superficial regions of solids which have hitherto resisted investigation. Such developments have enabled more accurate assessments to be made of the bonding characteristics, structural properties, and elemental compositions of solid surfaces. The subject has therefore adopted a new perspective a

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