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Original:  The Zairean authorities claimed that the Congolese embassy in Kinshasa had functioned as an intermediary between the Congolese League for Peace and Friendship between the Peoples (LIgue COngolaise pour la Paix et l'Amitié entre les peuples, LICOPA . 'Licopa ' is also the Lingala word for 'secret complot') and Zairean 'subversives'.
Revised:  The Zairean authorities claimed that the Congolese embassy in Kinshasa had functioned as an intermediary between the Congolese League for Peace and Friendship between the Peoples (LIgue COngolaise pour la Paix et l'Amitié entre les peuples, LICOPA ; 'licopa ' is also the Lingala word for 'secret complot') and Zairean 'subversives'.
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Original:  According to the Zairean side, LICOPA provided trainings of Zairean opposition activists.
Revised:  According to Zaire, LICOPA trained Zairean opposition activists.
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Original:  Paris: Karthala, 1997. p. 192 Several persons accused of involvement with LICOPA were arrested in Zaire, whilst others were forced in exile.
Revised:  Paris: Karthala, 1997. p. 192 Several persons accused of involvement with LICOPA were arrested in Zaire, whilst others were forced into exile.
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Original:  On August 21, 1971, Zaire declared that the Congolese charge d'affaires in Kinshasa, Lieutenant Eyabo,  persona non grata.
Revised:  On August 21, 1971, Zaire declared the Congolese charge d'affaires in Kinshasa, Lieutenant Eyabo, persona non grata.
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Original:  On August 21, 1971, Zaire declared that the Congolese charge d'affaires in Kinshasa, Lieutenant Eyabo,  persona non grata.
Revised:  On August 21, 1971, Zaire declared that the Congolese charge d'affaires in Kinshasa, Lieutenant Eyabo, to be a persona non grata.
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Original:  One of the arrested was Ando Ibarra, who had been charged in absentia in a Kinshasa court for endangering national security and spreading 'false rumours' in  Zairean army.
Revised:  One of the arrested was Ando Ibarra, who had been charged in absentia in a Kinshasa court for endangering national security and spreading 'false rumours' in the Zairean army.
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Original:  Ibarra would spend three years in captivity in Congo.
Revised:  Ibarra spent three years in captivity in Congo.
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Original: Interview de Jonas Caddy Cadima However, the Congolese side never admitted that there had been any links between Ibarra and Lieutenant Eyado (as charged by the Zairean side ).
Revised: Interview de Jonas Caddy Cadima However, Congo never admitted that there had been any links between Ibarra and Lieutenant Eyado (as charged by the Zairean side ).
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Original: Interview de Jonas Caddy Cadima However, the Congolese side never admitted that there had been any links between Ibarra and Lieutenant Eyado (as charged by the Zairean side ).
Revised: Interview de Jonas Caddy Cadima However, the Congolese side never admitted that there had been any links between Ibarra and Lieutenant Eyado (as charged by Zaire ).
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Original:  Ibarra spent three years in captivity in Congo.
Revised:  Ibarra was sentenced to three years imprisonment in Congo.
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Original:  HERMES website, URL P.P.E., and Gunn, V. (2009).
Revised:  Weaver, P.P.E., and Gunn, V. (2009).
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Original:  In 2010 a book named "LCA-based assessment of sustainability: the Eco-costs/Value Ratio (EVR)"J.G. Vogtländer;LCA-based assessment of sustainability: the Eco-costs/Value Ratio (EVR) , VSSD, 2010 was published containing the most important articles about the EVR , and the dataset for the eco-costs 2007.
Revised:  In 2010 a book named "LCA-based assessment of sustainability: the Eco-costs/Value Ratio (EVR)"J.G. Vogtländer;LCA-based assessment of sustainability: the Eco-costs/Value Ratio (EVR) , VSSD, 2010 was published containing the most important articles about the EVR .
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Original:  The EVR and the total expenditures of all consumers in the EU25 (from EIPRO) EVR de-linking In economics, de-linking (also known as decoupling) is often used in the context of economic production and environmental quality.
Revised:  The EVR and the total expenditures of all consumers in the EU25 (from EIPRO) de-linking In economics, de-linking (also known as decoupling) is often used in the context of economic production and environmental quality.
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Original:  The EVR and the total expenditures of all consumers in the EU25 (from EIPRO) EVR de-linking In economics, de-linking (also known as decoupling) is often used in the context of economic production and environmental quality.
Revised:  The EVR and the total expenditures of all consumers in the EU25 (from EIPRO) EVR In economics, de-linking (also known as decoupling) is often used in the context of economic production and environmental quality.
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Original: EVR de-linking 340px|Figure 5.
Revised:  de-linking 340px|Figure 5.
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Original: EVR de-linking 340px|Figure 5.
Revised: EVR De-linking 340px|Figure 5.
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Original:  The consumer ’ s side: preference of expenditures in Dutch households.
Revised:  The consumer ' s side: preference of expenditures in Dutch households.
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Original:  There is a consumer ’ s side of the de-linking of economy and ecology.
Revised:  There is a consumer ' s side of the de-linking of economy and ecology.
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Original:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency (‘lowering EVR ’ ) of products and services by the industry At the consumer ’ s side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘low EVR ’ products.
Revised:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency (‘lowering EVR ' ) of products and services by the industry At the consumer ’ s side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘low EVR ’ products.
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Original:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency (‘lowering EVR ’ ) of products and services by the industry At the consumer ’ s side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘low EVR ’ products.
Revised:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency (‘lowering EVR ’ ) of products and services by the industry At the consumer ' s side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘low EVR ’ products.
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Original:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency (‘lowering EVR ’ ) of products and services by the industry At the consumer ’ s side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘low EVR ’ products.
Revised:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency (‘lowering EVR ’ ) of products and services by the industry At the consumer ’ s side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘low EVR ' products.
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Original:  At the consumer ’ s side, however, our society is suffering from the fact that the consumers preferences are heading in the wrong direction: towards products and services with an unfavourable EVR (like driving in SUVs, more kilometres, intercontinental flights for holidays).
Revised:  At the consumer ' s side, however, our society is suffering from the fact that the consumers preferences are heading in the wrong direction: towards products and services with an unfavourable EVR (like driving in SUVs, more kilometres, intercontinental flights for holidays).
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Original:  These unfavourable preferences can be concluded from Figure 5. Eco-efficient Value Creation 350px|Figure 7: The double objectvive for design & engineering: less eco-costs, more value.
Revised:  These unfavourable preferences can be concluded from Figure 5. Eco-efficient value creation 350px|Figure 7: The double objectvive for design & engineering: less eco-costs, more value.
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Original:  We call this: Eco-efficient Value Creation .
Revised:  We call this: eco-efficient value creation .
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Original:  1. the higher price in the market is required to cover the higher production cost of green products (note that a higher price is only accepted by the consumer when the perceived value is higher, otherwise the consumer will not buy the product)
Revised:  the higher price in the market is required to cover the higher production cost of green products (note that a higher price is only accepted by the consumer when the perceived value is higher, otherwise the consumer will not buy the product)
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Original:  2. the higher price prevents the rebound effect 3. lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental Benchmarking in LCA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
Revised:  the higher price prevents the rebound effect 3. lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental Benchmarking in LCA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
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Original:  2. the higher price prevents the rebound effect 3. lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental Benchmarking in LCA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
Revised:  2. the higher price prevents the rebound effect lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental Benchmarking in LCA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
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Original:  2. the higher price prevents the rebound effect 3. lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental Benchmarking in LCA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
Revised:  2. the higher price prevents the rebound effect 3. lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental benchmarking in LCA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
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Original:  2. the higher price prevents the rebound effect 3. lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental Benchmarking in LCA Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
Revised:  2. the higher price prevents the rebound effect 3. lowering the EVR appears the key to a sustainable development at the level of countries (Figure 6) Environmental Benchmarking in LCA Life cycle assessment (LCA) is the generally accepted method to compare two (or more) alternative products or services.
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Original:  See section 3.1 on EVR Delinking.
Revised:  See section 3.1 on Delinking.
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Original:  At the moment the costs of products don ’ t take into account the environmental damage caused by these products.
Revised:  At the moment the costs of products don ' t take into account the environmental damage caused by these products.
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Original:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ‘ the EVR chain ’, Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000-2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ‘ 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
Revised:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ' the EVR chain ’, Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000-2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ‘ 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
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Original:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ‘ the EVR chain ’, Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000-2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ‘ 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
Revised:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ‘ the EVR chain '. Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000-2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ‘ 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
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Original:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ‘ the EVR chain ’, Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000-2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ‘ 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
Revised:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ‘ the EVR chain ’, Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000–2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ‘ 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
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Original:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ‘ the EVR chain ’, Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000-2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ‘ 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
Revised:  600px|Figure 1: The basic idea of combining the economic and ecological chain: ‘ the EVR chain ’, Background information The EVR model has been introduced in 1998 and published in 2000-2004 in the International Journal of LCA,Vogtländer J.: "The virtual eco-costs ' 99 A single LCA-based indicator for sustainability and the eco-costs-value ratio (EVR) model for economic allocation", International Journal of LCA, 2001, 6 (3) pp 157-166 and in the Journal of Cleaner Production.
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Original:  The basic idea of the EVR model is to link the ‘value chain’ Porter, M. E.: Competitive advantage, Free Press, New York 1985 to the ecological product chain.
Revised:  The basic idea of the EVR model is to link the 'value chain' Porter, M. E.: Competitive advantage, Free Press, New York 1985 to the ecological product chain.
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Original:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ‘ from cradle to grave ’ . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ‘ eco-costs ’ .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
Revised:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ' from cradle to grave ’ . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ‘ eco-costs ’ .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
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Original:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ‘ from cradle to grave ’ . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ‘ eco-costs ’ .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
Revised:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ‘ from cradle to grave ' . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ‘ eco-costs ’ .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
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Original:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ‘ from cradle to grave ’ . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ‘ eco-costs ’ .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
Revised:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ‘ from cradle to grave ’ . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ' eco-costs ’ .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
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Original:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ‘ from cradle to grave ’ . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ‘ eco-costs ’ .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
Revised:  In the value chain, the added value (in terms of money) and the added costs are determined for each step of the product ‘ from cradle to grave ’ . Similarly, the ecological impact of each step in the product chain is expressed in terms of money, the so-called ‘ eco-costs ' .Vogtländer J.G. www.ecocostsvalue.com Website.
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Original:  EVR of products 350px|Figure 2: The decomposition of ‘ virtual eco-costs ’ , costs and value of a product.
Revised:  Of products 350px|Figure 2: The decomposition of ‘ virtual eco-costs ’ , costs and value of a product.
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Original:  EVR of products 350px|Figure 2: The decomposition of ‘ virtual eco-costs ’ , costs and value of a product.
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Original:  EVR of products 350px|Figure 2: The decomposition of ‘ virtual eco-costs ’ , costs and value of a product.
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Original:  1. enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market 2. lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets 3. abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many ‘green designs’ , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
Revised:  enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market 2. lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets 3. abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many ‘green designs’ , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
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Original:  1. enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market 2. lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets 3. abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many ‘green designs’ , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
Revised:  1. enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets 3. abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many ‘green designs’ , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
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Original:  1. enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market 2. lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets 3. abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many ‘green designs’ , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
Revised:  1. enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market 2. lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many ‘green designs’ , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
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Original:  1. enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market 2. lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets 3. abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many ‘green designs’ , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
Revised:  1. enhance the value/costs ratio of a green design to create a bigger market 2. lower the eco-costs of current successful products to make it fit for future markets 3. abandon products with a low value/ costs ratio (not much profit, small market) and high eco-costs For many 'green designs' , the usual problem is that they have a low current value/costs ratio.
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Original:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency ( ‘ lowering EVR') of products and services by the industry At the consumer's side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘ low EVR' products.
Revised:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency ( ' lowering EVR') of products and services by the industry At the consumer's side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘ low EVR' products.
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Original:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency ( ‘ lowering EVR') of products and services by the industry At the consumer's side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ‘ low EVR' products.
Revised:  There are two ways of achieving this: At the production side: the improvement of eco-efficiency ( ‘ lowering EVR') of products and services by the industry At the consumer's side: the change of lifestyle of customers in the direction of ' low EVR' products.
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Original:  At the production side, our society is heading in the right direction: gradually, industrial production is achieving higher levels of the value/costs ratio and is at the same time becoming cleaner.
Revised:  At the production side, society is heading in the right direction: gradually, industrial production is achieving higher levels of the value/costs ratio and is at the same time becoming cleaner.
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