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			<dc:creator>dr san</dc:creator>
			<description><![CDATA[<p>Hello, how one could adapt the Pareto principle. where everything is 80/20<br /><br />In the game of lotto? An example = 20% of numbers are the first 80<br /><br />Sweepstakes! (When is a lottery of 60 / 6) I wonder, until that point you can<br /><br />Take advantage of this principle, for filters</p>]]></description>
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