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1.5.4.5.2 Alloys and compounds with Ge,It is a truth universally acknowledged that, the closer one moves towards the present day, the more difficult it becomes to write a literary history. Writers who are celebrated at one point may not stand the test of time and fall into obscurity, the particular brilliance of others may only become widely accepted years or even decades later.