How is the concept of road preservation treated differently in the two passages?

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A In “Roads that Last,” the author recommends doing away with road repairs while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author stresses the need for quick road repairs.In “Roads that Last,” the author recommends doing away with road repairs while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author stresses the need for quick road repairs.
B In “Roads that Last,” the author presents different options for road maintenance while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author recommends using a mixture of tar and gravel.In “Roads that Last,” the author presents different options for road maintenance while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author recommends using a mixture of tar and gravel.
C In “Roads that Last,” the author details some of the latest techniques to make roads durable while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author shows how to restore damaged roads.In “Roads that Last,” the author details some of the latest techniques to make roads durable while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author shows how to restore damaged roads.
D In “Roads that Last,” the author highlights road repair practices in use by some countries while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author warns about filling up road cracks haphazardly.

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C In “Roads that Last,” the author details some of the latest techniques to make roads durable while in “Cracks to Squiggles,” the author shows how to restore damaged roads.