A.was never accepted by the Royal Society
B.was finally accepted by Hooke and Huygens
C.was the most popular during the eighteenth century
D.was rejected by Hooke and Huygens but accepted for the next hundred yeas
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B.knowing the art of relaxation
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D.having control over performance
A.making a choice between "flight and fight"
B.reaction to cases both chemically and physically
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D.losing heart at the .signs of difficulties
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