Closure to “Development of Residual Forces in Long Driven Piles in Weathered Soils” by L. M. Zhang and Hao Wang
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Received: Mar 25, 2008
Accepted: Mar 31, 2008
Published online: Sep 1, 2008
Published in print: Sep 2008
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