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1.	If processes p and q both receive messages m and m', then p receives m before m' if and only if q receives m before m'.The order delivery is called
A.	absolute ordering
B.	consistent ordering
C.	causal ordering
D.	fifo ordering
Answer» C. causal ordering

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