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Which of these unidentified nuclides are isotopes of each other? ${ }_{71}^{175}(?),{ }_{32}^{71}(?),{ }_{74}^{175}(?),{ }_{71}^{167}(?),{ }_{30}^{71}(?)$, and ${ }_{74}^{180}(?)$.
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