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R-2.  D. J. Radakovic and M. Tumuluru, “Predicting Resistance Spot Weld Fatigue Failure Modes in Shear Tension Tests of Advanced High Strength Automotive Steels,” Welding Journal, Vol. 87, April 2008.

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