Request提供的（）集合允许用户检索在HTTP请求中发送的Cookies的值。

A:Form B:Cookies C:QueryString D:ServerVariables

临时cookies不同于永久cookies，原因在于：（）

A:临时cookies由第三方设置 B:临时cookies无法留存三十分钟以上 C:临时cookies可以被删除，但永久cookies无法删除 D:当你关闭浏览器时，临时cookies会被删除

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