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The Cart Was There. The Process Wasn’t. The manufacturer already had carts. That was not the problem. The carts moved parts.The carts
The Boat Was Ready. The Trim Wasn’t. The boat manufacturer had a problem. The boat was moving forward.The schedule was real.The customer
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