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下列关于要约的说法中，正确的有______

A. 英美普通法认为，要约原则上对要约人无约束力
B. 德国法律认为，要约原则上对要约人具有约束力
C. 法国法原则上认为要约人在其要约被受要约人承诺以前可以撤销要约
D. 《意大利民法典》规定，凡要约人在要约中规定有承诺期限的，在该期限届满以前，不得撤销要约
E. 《联合国国际货物买卖合同公约》规定，要约在其被受要约人接受之前，原则上可以撤销

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