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Preface | |
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About The Author | |
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Introduction | |
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Who Should Use This Book | |
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How to Use This Book | |
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Brief History of Lean Manufacturing | |
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The Philosophy of Lean Manufacturing and Business Systems | |
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Why Do We Need Lean Manufacturing and Business Systems? | |
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Fundamentals of Lean Production and Business Systems | |
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Nine Critical Wastes in Business | |
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Concerning Elimination of Waste | |
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Fundamentals of Lean Manufacturing | |
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The Five Whys | |
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Critical Importance of Management Commitment | |
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Establish Your Lean Team and Lean Leader | |
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The Lean Coach | |
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Lean Coach and Consultants | |
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Lean Team | |
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Lean Production and Your Employees | |
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Some Will Leave Us (Making the Really Tough Decision, Removing Human Roadblocks) | |
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Lean Systems versus Six Sigma | |
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Tools for Continuous Improvement | |
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Step 1: Hands-On | |
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Example: Order out of Chaos: | |
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Housekeeping: 5S | |
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Beginning Your Journey | |
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Waste Walk | |
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Plant Manager: Waiting (Idle Time) | |
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Materials Manager: Excess Inventory | |
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Finished Goods: Overproduction | |
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Production Manager: Overproduction | |
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Quality Manager: Defects | |
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Purchasing Manager: Environmental | |
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Planning Manager: Transportation | |
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Manufacturing Engineering Manager: Excessive Motion | |
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Lean Leader: Overprocessing | |
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Current Lean Status | |
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Value Stream Maps: The Amazing Tool (Critical to Your Success) | |
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What a Value Stream Map Is and Why You Need It | |
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Why a Value Stream Map Is Critical to Your Success | |
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How to Create a Value Stream Map | |
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Current State Map | |
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Creating the Map | |
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Gather Your Data | |
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How to Read a Value Stream Map | |
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Future State Map | |
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Creating the Future State Map | |
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Next, Compare the Current State Map to the Future State Map | |
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Identify Your Projects | |
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Continuous Improvement Projects | |
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Identifying Your Projects from Your Maps | |
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Which Project to Do First? | |
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Machine Tools and Takt Time | |
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Smoothing the Flow of Production | |
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Balancing Product Mix in the Work Cell | |
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Implementation | |
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Audits | |
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Who Should be Audited? | |
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Stabilizing Your Processes | |
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Your First Kaizen Project Team | |
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What Is a Kaizen Event (Continuous Improvement Event)? | |
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Team Makeup | |
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Kaizen Event Process | |
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SMART Goals | |
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Plan-Do-Check-Act | |
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Using Plan-Do-Check-Act and A3 | |
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Kaizen Toolbox | |
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Continuous Flow | |
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Introduction | |
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Step 1: Determine Family Mix | |
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Step 2: Build First Production Cell | |
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Step 3: Create Goals and Results Chart | |
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Stabilizing Your Process | |
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Standing in the Circle | |
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Standardized Work | |
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Using Standardized Work | |
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Reducing Variability | |
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Leaders' Standard Work versus Work Instructions | |
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Team Leader's Standard Work | |
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Manager's Standard Work | |
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Accountability | |
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Daily Production Meetings | |
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Work Cell and Factory Layout | |
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Work Cell Layout | |
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Ergonomic Design | |
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Work Cell Material Handling Design | |
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Creating Your Lean Road Map (Strategy Deployment) | |
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Introduction | |
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Strategic Lean Manufacturing Plan | |
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Visual Controls and Visual Management | |
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Visual Management Displays and Controls | |
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Andon Display | |
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Production Scheduling | |
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Introduction | |
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MRP and Lean Complement Each Other | |
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What Finished Goods Inventory Should You Stock? | |
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Types of Pull Systems | |
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Organizing and Controlling Finished Goods Warehouse | |
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How to Schedule the Production Line (Value Stream) | |
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Introduction | |
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Pacemaker Process | |
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Efficiency versus Changeover | |
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Supermarket (Warehouse) Location in the Factory | |
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Signaling Material Withdrawal from the Market | |
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Batch Production Signal Kanban | |
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Production Capacity versus Changeover Time | |
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Determining Production Lot Size | |
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Reorder Trigger Point | |
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Working without Work Orders | |
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Labor and Material Accuracy | |
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Work-Order Back-Flushing | |
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Cycle Count Inventory | |
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Material Management | |
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Raw Material Inventory Management | |
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Loading the PEEP | |
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What Data to Input First | |
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Equations Used with the PEEP | |
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Planning Minimum Inventory Levels | |
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Value of Frequent Deliveries | |
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Quantity of Containers Required | |
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Material Reorder Points | |
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Updating and Editing the PFEP | |
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Creating the Raw Material Market | |
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Organizing the Warehouse | |
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Layout of the Supermarket | |
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Creating the Supermarket | |
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How Do I Expedite Parts? | |
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Timed Delivery Routes | |
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Basic Material Handling Information | |
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Creating Your Timed Delivery Routes | |
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Point-of-Use Rack Design | |
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Pull Signal for Material | |
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Coupled versus Decoupled Routes: What Is the Difference? | |
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Determining the Number of Pull Signals | |
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Kanban-in-the-Loop | |
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Sustaining the Material Handling System | |
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Supplier Replenishment to Your Warehouse | |
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Getting Started | |
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Finished Goods Replacement | |
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Tying Finished Goods Warehouse to the Production Floor | |
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Packaging Schedule Board | |
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How to Use the Packaging Schedule Board | |
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Sequence of Operation | |
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Standardized Problem-Solving Method | |
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Problem Solving | |
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Recognize You Have a Problem | |
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Elevate to the Next Higher Level | |
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Evaluate the Severity of the Problem | |
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Control the Expansion of the Problem | |
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Containing the Problem | |
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Preventing a Recurrence | |
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Inspect Every Job | |
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Mistake-Proofing | |
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Where Do You Start Error-Proofing? | |
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General Inspection | |
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100% Inspection | |
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Error-Proofing Devices | |
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Immediate Feedback | |
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Statistical Process Control and Mistake-Proofing | |
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Working with Suppliers and Partners | |
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Introduction | |
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Looking for Suppliers | |
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Seven Characteristics of Supplier-Customer Partnering | |
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Outsourcing Products | |
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Group Suppliers by Capability | |
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Lean Accounting | |
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Show Me the Money | |
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Performance Goals | |
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Box Scores | |
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What You Get for Your Effort | |
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Profit and Loss (Income) Statements | |
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Cash-to-Cash Cycle | |
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Calculate Cash-to-Cash Cycle | |
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Achieving a Higher Level of Lean | |
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Culture Change: Learning to Stop and Fix the Problem | |
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Changing the Cultural Change | |
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Key Ingredients in Cultural Change | |
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Team Leader and Stopping the Production Line | |
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Creating a Culture That Will Stop and Fix Problems (Get Out of Fire Fighting) | |
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Using Metrics to Track Change | |
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To Change a Culture, Change a Behavior | |
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Final Thoughts | |
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What Have We Learned? | |
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Sustaining Lean Conversion | |
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The Human Factor | |
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Goals and Measurements | |
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Rewards Help | |
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Where Do You Find People with Lean Business Knowledge? | |
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Conclusion | |
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Glossary | |
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References | |
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Index | |