Which statements about de facto and de jure recognition are NOT correct?

A、The recognition de facto is usually regarded as an interim step to recognition de jure.;

B、The recognition de jure will be extended when the recognizing states feel certain that the recognized government has been enforcing an effective, stable and permanent control over the country.;

C、The de facto and de jure recognition may be extended separately to different regimes in a state.;

D、Both de facto and de jure recognition can be withdrawn.