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下列有关要约的撤回和撤销的关系表述不正确的是( )

A．要约的撤销与撤回都旨在使要约作废，或取消要约

B．要约的撤销与撤回都只能在承诺作出之前实施

C．要约撤回发生在要约并未到达受要约人并生效之前，而要约撤销则发生在要约已经到达并生效但受要约人尚未作出承诺的期限内

D．对要约的撤回必须严格限定，如因撤回要约给受要约人造成损害的，要约人应负赔偿责任。而对要约的撤销并没有此种限制

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