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    <description>The table introduces itself properly: a defector from the vendor side, a thirty one year manufacturing veteran, a merchandising convert, and the deals that left marks on each of them. Then the failures nobody puts in conference talks, what they taught, and what is actually changing at the negotiatio</description>
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