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Which sentence from "Enrico Fermi: The 'Italian Navigator'" is not strictly factual? A. "At last, at 3:25, the final order was given." B. "But he stepped out briskly, breathing deeply of the cold air." C. "It was December 2, 1942." D. "The control rods were made of cadmium."

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lrathburn
Out of the options you provided, the correct answer would be B. "But he stepped out briskly, breathing deeply of the cold air" is not strictly factual because it does not contain a specific time, location, date or object!
Hooveshalyard

The correct answer is B.

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