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The bursts of gamma-ray radiation generated by the mergers of binary star systems are___________in nature; scientists have found it difficult to collect meaningful data from such a brief time span.
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| A. expedient |
| B. protracted |
| C. transient | D. mercurial | E. fleeting |
| F. celestial |
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The bursts of gamma-ray radiation is something in nature. The context is given as such brief time span.
We will need words synonymous to very short time span. Option C & E are correct fit.
We will need words synonymous to very short time span. Option C & E are correct fit.
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