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B-18. B. W. Blesi, C. Smith, D. K. Matlock and E. D. Moor, “Bake Hardening Behavior of DP, TBF, and PHS Steels with Ultimate Tensile Strengths Exceeding 1 GPa,” SAE Technical Paper, 2020-01-0536, 2020;

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