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In the context of alkyne reduction, what does 'partial reduction' mean?
A. The reaction stops at the alkene stage, not proceeding to the alkane.
B. Only one of the two triple bonds is reduced.
C. The reaction produces a mixture of products.
D. The reduction is incomplete due to lack of reagent.
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