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2001年6月5日，甲、乙双方签订了买卖1000吨烟煤的合同。约定：甲方的交货期是2002年1月～3月底，甲方一次性交货，并负责运输。至2002年1月20日，甲方通知乙方，无力履行合同。2002年3月1日，乙方通知甲方解除合同，甲方于2002年3月4日收到解除合同通知，2002年3月6日，甲方将货送至乙方，乙方予以拒绝，甲方被迫将该批烟煤存放在丙处。2002年3月8日，因为出现罕见暴雨，露天存放的烟煤流失甚多。 请回答下列问题： 乙方收到甲方无力履行合同的通知后，有无解除合同的权利( )。
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