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what is qualitative analysis | in business and management qualitative analysis uses subjective judgment to analyze a company s value or prospects based on non quantifiable information such as management expertise industry cycles strength of research and development and labor relations qualitative analysis contrasts with quantitative analysis which f... | |
what are the steps in qualitative analysis | although the exact steps may vary most researchers and analysts undertaking qualitative analysis will follow these steps | |
what are the methods of qualitative analysis | qualitative research encompasses a wide range of techniques and methodologies among the most common include | |
what are some examples of qualitative data | qualitative data can take many forms common types include transcripts generated from one on one interviews free text responses on surveys narratives quotations text documents images or observations taken down in a notebook or research journal | |
where is qualitative analysis used | qualitative analysis can be applied to a wide range of research topics or practical settings it is best used if you are interested in understanding human behavior from an informant or participant perspective to get a better understanding of what is going on in the social context around you | |
what is quality control qc | quality control qc is a process through which a business seeks to ensure that product quality is maintained or improved quality control requires the company to create an environment where management and employees strive for perfection this is done by training personnel creating benchmarks for product quality and testin... | |
what this difference means for quality professionals is that as you move through a quality control career you might transition from quality control to quality assurance quality control is part of quality assurance which consists of programs and departments that assure upper level management customers and government ins... | quality control methodsthere are several methods quality control uses to communicate and track inspections and issues for instance a quality control chart is a graphic that depicts whether sampled products or processes are meeting their intended specifications and if not the degree by which they vary from those specifi... | |
when one chart analyzes a specific product attribute it is called a univariate chart a chart that measures variances in several product attributes is called a multivariate chart tracking variances allows businesses to see how many defects per production unit they produce and what types of defects are occurring here are... | randomly selected products are tested for the given attributes the chart is tracking a common form of a quality control chart is the x bar chart where the y axis on the graph tracks the degree to which the variance of the tested attribute is acceptable the x axis tracks the samples tested analyzing the variance pattern... | |
what does quality control mean | quality control means how a company measures product quality and improves it if need be quality control can be done in many ways from testing products reviewing manufacturing processes and creating benchmarks this is all done to monitor significant variations in a product | |
what are the 4 types of quality control | there are several methods of quality control these include an x bar chart six sigma 100 inspection mode and the taguchi method | |
why is quality control important | quality control ensures that defective goods do not go out to the public companies that have quality control methods in place often have employees who pay close attention to their work in food and drug manufacturing quality control prevents products that make customers sick and in manufacturing quality control can ensu... | |
what are 3 examples of quality control | three examples of quality control could be in the food industry overseeing the ingredient specifications reviewing supplier lists and ensuring the facility where the food product is made is sanitary the bottom linehaving quality control in place within a business helps ensure product quality and the overall success of ... | |
what is a quality control chart | a quality control chart is a graphic that depicts whether sampled products or processes are meeting their intended specifications if not the chart will show the degree by which they vary from specifications a quality control chart that analyzes a specific attribute of a product is called a univariate chart while a char... | |
what is quality management | quality management is the act of overseeing all activities and tasks that must be accomplished to maintain a desired level of excellence this includes the determination of a quality policy creating and implementing quality planning and assurance and quality control and quality improvement it is also referred to as tota... | |
what is quality of life | quality of life is a highly subjective measure of happiness that is an essential component of many financial decisions factors that play a role in the quality of life vary according to personal preferences but often include financial security as well as job satisfaction family life social connections health and safety ... | |
how to improve quality of life | if you feel your quality of life is lacking considering how you define a good quality of life is an excellent first step towards improvement while everyone s idea of a high quality life varies there are some universal markers these markers may include access to good healthcare loving relationships meaningful work or vo... | |
how governments can improve quality of life | governments can look to data collected from happiness economic studies and indices to find places to improve the population s quality of life one such index is the gross national happiness gnh index the latest version of the index based on a survey of 5 000 americans concludes that delaware residents have the highest l... | |
what are the primary indicators of quality of life | some primary indicators of quality of life include sufficient income job satisfaction decent housing access to high quality education a reasonable life work balance rewarding personal relationships and access to cultural and leisure activities | |
how can we improve quality of life | work on improving your work life balance relationships home and health governments can improve the quality of life in their countries by offering affordable and accessible healthcare investing in education providing affordable housing offering family friendly policies and putting laws into place for workers to earn liv... | |
how is quality of life calculated | quality of life can be calculated in many ways one is from the world health organization who defines quality of life as an individual s perception of their position in life in the context of the culture and value systems in which they live and in relation to their goals expectations standards and concerns 8the bottom l... | |
what is quality of earnings | a company s quality of earnings is revealed by dismissing any anomalies accounting tricks or one time events that may skew the real bottom line numbers on performance once these are removed the earnings that are derived from higher sales or lower costs can be seen clearly even factors external to the company can affect... | |
when earnings per share go up the price to earnings ratio goes down this should signal that the stock is undervalued it doesn t though if the company changed the number by simply repurchasing shares | it is particularly worrisome when a company takes on additional debt to finance stock repurchases companies might do this to artificially inflate the per share price of their stock by reducing the number of shares available for purchase on the open market thus giving the impression that the value of the stock has incre... | |
which earnings calculation is considered more reliable | earnings that are calculated conservatively are considered more reliable than those calculated by aggressive accounting quality of earnings can erode when accounting practices hide poor sales or increase business risk | |
what does quality of earnings say about a company | companies that stick with generally accepted accounting principles gaap standards are said to have high quality of earnings companies that manipulate their earnings are said to have poor or low earnings quality | |
what are red flags in annual company reports | matters of concern to analysts in a company s annual report include the bottom linea company s real quality of earnings is revealed by spotting and removing any anomalies accounting tricks or one time events that may skew the real bottom line numbers on performance after they are removed the earnings that are derived f... | |
what is quality spread differential qsd | quality spread differential qsd is used to calculate the difference between market interest rates that two parties potentially entering into an interest rate swap are able to achieve it is a measurement that companies can use to gauge counterparty risk in an interest rate swap understanding quality spread differential ... | |
what is a quant fund | a quant fund is an investment fund whose securities are chosen based on numerical data compiled through quantitative analysis these funds are considered non traditional and passive 1 they are built with customized models using software programs to determine investments proponents of quant funds believe that choosing in... | |
how a quant fund works | quant funds rely on algorithmic or systematically programmed investment strategies as such they don t use the experience judgment or opinions of human managers to make investment decisions 3 they use quantitative analysis rather than fundamental analysis which is why they re also called quantitative funds 4 not only ca... | |
what is a quantity adjusting option quanto option | a quantity adjusting option commonly called a quanto option is a cross currency derivative in which the underlying asset is denominated in one currency but settlement is made in another currency at a predetermined exchange rate another name for these options is a guaranteed exchange rate option quanto options come in b... | |
what is a quanto contract | like any options contract a quanto contract is an agreement between two parties to complete a transaction on a specific future date at a specific price the unusual aspect of a quanto contract is its specification that the settlement will be made in a currency other than the one that the investment is valued in | |
what is a quanto swap | a quanto swap is an options contract to exchange interest rates in two distinct currencies the parties pay each other in one of the two currencies a quanto swap may also be called a guaranteed exchange rate swap or a rate differential swap abbreviated diff swap | |
what is the difference between a quanto and compo option | a compo option or comp option is a variation on the quanto option the foreign asset or the payoff price may be denominated in the domestic currency or in a foreign currency with a final decision made at settlement the party who elects to change the settlement currency pays a fee for making the switch the bottom linethe... | |
quantitative analysis qa refers to methods used to understand the behavior of financial markets and make more informed investment or trading decisions it involves the use of mathematical and statistical techniques to analyze financial data 1 for instance by examining past stock prices earnings reports and other informa... | unlike fundamental analysis that might focus on a company s management team or industry conditions quantitative analysis relies chiefly on crunching numbers and complex computations to derive actionable insights quantitative analysis can be a powerful tool especially in modern markets where data is abundant and computa... | |
what is quantitative easing | quantitative easing qe is a form of monetary policy in which a central bank like the united states federal reserve purchases securities in the open market to reduce interest rates and increase the money supply quantitative easing creates new bank reserves providing banks with more liquidity and encouraging lending and ... | |
what was quantitative easing 2 qe2 | qe2 refers to the second round of the federal reserve s quantitative easing program that sought to stimulate the u s economy following the 2008 financial crisis and great recession announced in november 2010 qe2 consisted of an additional 600 billion in purchases of u s treasuries and the reinvestment of proceeds from ... | |
what is quantitative trading | quantitative trading consists of trading strategies based on quantitative analysis which rely on mathematical computations and number crunching to identify trading opportunities price and volume are two of the more common data inputs used in quantitative analysis as the main inputs to mathematical models as quantitativ... | |
what is quantity demanded | quantity demanded is a term used in economics to describe the total amount of a good or service that consumers demand over a given interval of time it depends on the price of a good or service in a marketplace regardless of whether that market is in equilibrium the relationship between the quantity demanded and the pri... | |
what affects quantity demanded | quantity demanded is affected by the price of the product demand will go down if the price goes up demand will go up if the price goes down price and demand are inversely related | |
does quantity demanded apply only to physical goods | no quantity demanded can apply to service products as well a photographer should book more sessions if they offer family portrait sessions for a lower price they ll book fewer sessions if they price them higher | |
what is the difference between demand and quantity demanded | demand and quantity demanded both pertain to purchasing but in different ways demand is how many of an item a consumer is willing to buy it indicates the sheer quantity how many items a consumer will purchase at a specific price is quantity demanded quantity demanded is a more detailed metric 2demand is the entirety of... | |
what is a quantity discount | a quantity discount is an incentive offered to a buyer that results in a decreased cost per unit of goods or materials when purchased in greater numbers a quantity discount is often offered by sellers to entice customers to purchase in larger quantities the seller is able to move more goods or materials and the buyer r... | |
how a quantity discount works | retailers often get better deals if they order more of the same item for example the cost per unit for t shirts might be 7 50 per unit if fewer than 48 pieces are ordered 7 25 per unit if 49 72 pieces are ordered or 7 per unit if 73 or more pieces are ordered depending on the quantity discount all pieces ordered must b... | |
when companies price their goods and services they generally have two options quantity discounting or linear pricing a linear pricing strategy is simpler to manage for business owners than quantity discount pricing and makes it easier for them to maintain the marginal profit on each item | for instance a t shirt company that employs linear pricing would sell a single shirt for 20 five shirts for 100 and 10 for 200 if each shirt costs 10 to make each shirt will bring in 10 in marginal profit regardless of how many are sold in an order the primary drawback of linear pricing is that it does not provide an i... | |
what is an example of a quantity discount | if a company sells a product that costs 5 buying 100 of those units would cost 500 to entice buyers to purchase its product a company may offer a quantity discount selling 100 units for 450 which would make the per unit cost 4 50 instead of 5 a 10 discount | |
what is the purpose of quantity discounts | the purpose of quantity discounts is purely to sell more products by offering lower per unit costs through quantity discounts a seller entices a buyer to purchase its products since it s a better deal for the buyer | |
how is quantity discount calculated | to calculate the quantity discount divide the total cost by the number of items at each quantity level to determine the per unit cost for example if you are getting 100 items for 300 the per unit cost is 3 300 100 if you are getting 200 items for 400 the per unit cost is 2 400 200 you can then compare these per unit co... | |
what is quantity supplied | in economics quantity supplied describes the number of goods or services that suppliers will produce and sell at a given market price the quantity supplied differs from the actual amount of supply the total supply as price changes influence how much supply producers actually put on the market how supply changes in resp... | |
what is the difference between supply and quantity supplied | supply is the entire supply curve while quantity supplied is the exact figure supplied at a certain price supply broadly lays out all the different qualities provided at every possible price point | |
what is the difference between demand and quantity demanded | quantity demanded is the exact amount of a good or service demanded at a given price more broadly demand is the ability or willingness of a buyer to pay for the good or service at the offered price point demand charts all the amount of demand at each given price | |
what are the factors that affect quantity demanded | five key factors affect quantity demanded the price of the good the income of the buyer the price of related goods consumer tastes and the customer s expectations of future supply and price the bottom linethere are many situations where a supplier may be forced to give up profits or even sell at a loss because of cash ... | |
what is the quantity theory of money | the quantity theory of money is a theory that variations in price relate to variations in the money supply it is most commonly expressed and taught using the equation of exchange and is a key foundation of the economic theory of monetarism investopedia julie bangunderstanding the quantity theory of moneythe most common... | |
what is the quantity theory of money in the simplest terms | in simple terms the quantity theory of money says that an increase in the supply of money will result in higher prices this is because there would be more money chasing a fixed amount of goods similarly a decrease in the supply of money would lead to lower average price levels | |
what are the assumptions of the quantity theory of money | the quantity theory of money depends on three assumptions about the relationship between money and real economic activity first it assumes that real economic output is determined by the factors of production and independent of the money supply it also assumes a one way causal relationship where the money supply affects... | |
what are the limitations of the quantity theory of money | while the quantity theory of money can provide some useful generalizations about the role of money in an economy it also relies on some assumptions that have been criticized by economists one of the biggest is the assumption that the velocity of money is constant and that other factors will remain fixed as the supply o... | |
what is a quanto swap | a quanto swap is a cash settled cross currency interest rate swap where one of the counterparties pays a foreign interest rate to the other the notional amount is denominated in the domestic currency interest rates may be fixed or floating because they depend on the currency exchange rate and differences in interest ra... | |
what is a quanto credit default swap | a quanto credit default swap is a credit default swap where the swap premium or cashflows are paid in a different currency than the underlying asset these are useful for international investors who wish to gain exposure to cds in another country but want to reduce their exposure to exchange rate risk | |
what is a quanto option | a quanto option is an options contract that is denominated in a different currency than the underlying asset when the option matures any payoff is received in foreign currency at a fixed exchange rate this is useful for traders who wish to gain exposure to foreign options markets but who do not want to expose themselve... | |
is a quanto swap the same as a cross currency swap | a quanto swap is not the same as a cross currency swap although there are some similarities a typical cross currency swap involves two parties that exchange principal and cash flows in two different currencies along with predetermined interest rates in a quanto swap one party pays another at a foreign interest rate but... | |
what is quanto risk | quanto risk refers to the possibility of adverse changes in the asset prices or exchange rates used in a quanto option or swap 2investopedia does not provide tax investment or financial services and advice the information is presented without consideration of the investment objectives risk tolerance or financial circum... | |
what is quantum computing | quantum computing is an area of computer science that uses the principles of quantum theory quantum theory explains the behavior of energy and material on the atomic and subatomic levels quantum computing uses subatomic particles such as electrons or photons quantum bits or qubits allow these particles to exist in more... | |
what is quarter on quarter qoq | quarter on quarter qoq is a measuring technique that calculates the change between one fiscal quarter and the previous fiscal quarter the term is similar to the year over year yoy measure which compares the quarter of one year such as the first quarter of 2024 to the same quarter of the previous year the first quarter ... | |
when used as part of a qoq analysis a business would compare financials from q2 april may june to q1 january february march this comparison varies from yoy where the same quarter is compared from one year to the next for example q1 of 2024 is compared to q1 of 2023 in a yoy review | comparing quarters on a year over year yoy basis can be more effective than on a quarter on quarter qoq basis as it gives a broader picture of company health and is not impacted by seasonal issues challenges with qoq analysisthere are circumstances where qoq analysis may not provide a holistic view of the health of an ... | |
how does quarter on quarter qoq work | quarter on quarter qoq compares performance change between one fiscal quarter and the previous fiscal quarter it reflects short term changes in various metrics and can indicate company performance over two quarters | |
how does qoq benefit a business | qoq lets a company monitor shorter term changes and progress toward goals or benchmarks set for the year the measure can provide valuable information on a business s performance and allow the business to respond and make process changes if it has to | |
where is qoq less effective | an industry that experiences seasonal sales variance may not get an accurate picture of their well being from qoq analysis a downward trend may be an industry norm the same goes for a business that experiences higher earnings during a peak season that may reflect abnormally high growth from one quarter to the next the ... | |
what is quarter over quarter q q | quarter over quarter q q is a measure of an investment or a company s growth from one quarter to the next q q growth is most commonly used to compare a company s growth in profits or revenue although it can also be used to describe changes in an economy s money supply gross domestic product gdp or other economic measur... | |
what is a fiscal quarter q1 q2 q3 q4 | a fiscal quarter is a three month period on a company s financial calendar that acts as a basis for periodic financial reports and the paying of dividends a quarter refers to one fourth of a year and is typically expressed as q1 for the first quarter q2 for the second quarter and so forth subscribe to term of the day a... | |
what are the 4 fiscal quarters | a fiscal quarter is a three month period in which a company reports its financial results as its name suggests there are four quarterly periods in a year meaning a publicly traded company would issue four quarterly reports per year companies and investors alike use fiscal quarters to keep track of their financial resul... | |
what is the difference between a fiscal quarter and a calendar quarter | fiscal quarters do not have to line up with the calendar year for instance if a company chooses to have its fiscal year starting in february rather than january then its first quarter would consist of february march and april companies sometimes choose to do this if they want their fiscal year to end in their own peak ... | |
what does q4 2022 mean | there are two components to q4 2022 the first part q4 represents the quarter while the second part 2022 represents the year in this example the phrase q4 2022 means the fourth quarter in 2022 because this phrase includes both the quarter and the year this phrase assumes that whatever is being analyzed has a fiscal year... | |
what is the fiscal calendar | a fiscal calendar is an arbitrary range of dates that defines a company s annual reporting cycle instead of simply using a standard calendar year that runs from january to december a company can decide to use a different calendar cycle for reporting that better aligns with its operations cyclicality or seasonality for ... | |
what is the difference between fiscal and calendar quarters | if a company decides to have a fiscal year different than a calendar year the dates for each quarter may be different however if a company decides to report financial information on the same dates as a standard calendar cycle the dates are quarter 1 jan 1 through march 30quarter 2 april 1 through june 30quarter 3 july ... | |
what is quarter to date qtd | quarter to date qtd is a time interval that captures all relevant company activity that occurred between the beginning of the current quarter and the point at which the data was gathered later in the quarter quarter to date information is typically gathered in situations when the entire quarterly period has not yet end... | |
what are quarterly income debt securities quids | quarterly income debt securities quids are tradable debt instruments that pay a quarterly coupon understanding quarterly income debt securities quids quarterly income debt securities quids generally involve senior unsecured debt issued in small denominations with long maturities investors could expect a common issuance... | |
how much is a quid | a quid is a colloquial term for the british pound sterling as of july 2023 the value of a quid is equal to approximately 1 30 usd 2 | |
what is quid pro quo | quid pro quo is a latin phrase that literally means something for something suggesting an implied agreement to exchange one service or favor for another this may be required in certain business contexts since courts may strike down a contract that does not include equal considerations quid pro quo agreements are also c... | |
what is quid pro quo harassment | quid pro quo harassment is a form of workplace harassment where unethical requirements are placed as a condition of professional advancement in cases where the requirements involve romantic or sexual behaviors this is also a form of sexual harassment sexual harassment is illegal in the united states canada and many oth... | |
what are quarterly income preferred securities quips | quarterly income preferred securities quips are hybrid preferred stock like securities they represent an interest in a limited partnership or company that exists solely for the purpose of issuing these preferred shares and then lending the proceeds of the sales to its parent company listed on the new york stock exchang... | |
what is quarterly revenue growth | quarterly revenue growth is an increase in a company s sales in one quarter compared to sales of a different quarter the current quarter s sales figure can be compared on a year over year basis e g 3q sales of year 1 compared with 3q sales of year 2 or sequentially 3q sales of year 1 compared with 4q sales of year 1 th... | |
when looking at a company s quarterly or annual financials it is not enough to just look at the revenue for the current period when investing in a company an investor wants to see it grow or improve over time comparing a company s financials from one period to another gives a clear picture of its revenue growth rate an... | examplefor example say that xyz corp generated 66 2 billion in revenue for the second three months of the year april to june and 58 7 billion for the first three months january to march therefore the company saw quarterly revenue growth of 12 78 over time if this rate continues it will be an excellent investment zoomin... | |
why do investors care about quarterly revenue growth | investors expect companies to keep growing over time and so they look to quarterly revenue trends to make sure this is happening in addition revenue growth projections into the future are used by managers and investors to make investment decisions today | |
what is qoq vs yoy | qoq stands for quarter over quarter and measures how some metric such as revenues has changed from one quarter to the next so looking atyoy stands for year over year and instead measures changes based on 12 months ago until the present | |
what is a quartile | a quartile is a statistical term that describes a division of observations into four defined intervals based on the values of the data and how they compare to the entire set of observations quartiles are organized into lower quartiles median quartiles and upper quartiles | |
when the data points are arranged in increasing order data are divided into four sections of 25 of the data each | understanding quartilesto understand the quartile it is important to understand the median as a measure of central tendency the median in statistics is the middle value of a set of numbers it is the point at which exactly half of the data lies below and above the central value the median is a robust estimator of locati... | |
where n is the number of integers in your dataset and the result is the position of the number in the sequence dataset so | here we have the q1 fifth value of 68 the q2 tenth and the median value of 75 and the q3 fifteenth value of 84 the results differ slightly from the spreadsheet results because the spreadsheet calculates them differently your graph would then look like this quartiles are also used to calculate the interquartile range wh... | |
how do you find the lower quartile of a data set | the best way is to use a spreadsheet and the quartile function for example the function quartile a1 a53 1 returns the first lower quartile of your dataset | |
how do you find the upper quartile of a data set | a spreadsheet and the quartile function is the quickest way to find the upper quartile for example the function quartile a1 a53 3 returns the third upper quartile of your dataset | |
what is the interquartile range of a data set | the interquartile range is the middle 50 of measurements in a data set in other words the range of data between the upper quartile and the lower quartile this is more statistically meaningful than using the full range of data because it omits possible outliers the bottom linequartiles are values that split lists of dat... | |
what is a quasi contract | quasi contract is another name for a contract implied in law which acts as a remedy for a dispute between two parties that don t have a contract a quasi contract is a legal obligation not a traditional contract which is decided by a judge for one party to compensate the other thus a quasi contract is a retroactive judg... | |
what are quasi contracts | a quasi contract is also known as an implied contract in which a defendant is ordered to pay restitution to the plaintiff or a constructive contract meaning a contract that is put into existence when no such contract between the parties exists | |
what is a quasi contract in simple words | a quasi contract is an obligation between two parties created by a court order rather than an agreement between the parties to prevent enrichment | |
what is a quasi contract example | an example might be if person a offers to pay person b to help them move to a new apartment and agrees to pay the 100 for the help the agreement is verbal and not a formal contract person b commits to the job turns down a different job and shows up on the required day to help with the move but when person b shows up pe... | |
what is a quasi public corporation | a quasi public corporation is a company in the private sector that is supported by the government with a public mandate to provide a given service examples include telegraph and telephone companies oil and gas water and electric light companies and irrigation companies quasi public corporations may be established de no... | |
how quasi public corporations work | like public purpose corporations such as public libraries and adult day centers quasi public corporations are created to benefit the public in some way these private operating companies are presented with a government chartered mission and in exchange for their services usually receive some form of partial funding from... | |
what is a quasi reorganization | a quasi reorganization is a relatively obscure provision under generally accepted accounting principles gaap which states that under certain circumstances a firm may eliminate a deficit in its retained earnings account by restating assets liabilities and equity in a manner similar to a bankruptcy a firm s stockholders ... | |
when a company undergoes a quasi reorganization it is allowed to continue paying dividends avoids the costs and time associated with a chapter 11 bankruptcy and possibly realizes tax advantages as a quasi reorganization does nothing to improve the actual operational aspect of a business they are usually accompanied by ... | goals of a quasi reorganizationthe main goal of a quasi reorganization is to bring the retained earnings balance to zero first overvalued assets should be written down to fair value with a direct reduction in retained earnings although this increases the deficit momentarily it will reduce future depreciation expenses l... | |
what is questioned document investigation | a questioned document investigation is an in depth look into a document that is being questioned in the case of fraud forgery etc the investigation is usually initiated in the event that large sums of money heirlooms or other assets are being called into question by a third party a questioned document investigation may... | |
what is queuing theory | queuing theory is a branch of mathematics that studies how lines form how they function and why they malfunction queuing theory examines every component of waiting in line including the arrival process and the number of customers among others which might be people data packets cars or anything else real life applicatio... | |
how queuing theory works | queuing theory aims to design balanced systems that serve customers quickly and efficiently but do not cost too much to be sustainable as a branch of operations research queuing theory can help inform business decisions on how to build more efficient and cost effective workflow systems the origin of queuing theory can ... | |
how it works and how involved it may be depends on the complexity of the case involved | example of queuing theorya paper by stanford graduate school of business professor lawrence wein et al used queuing theory to analyze a variety of possible emergency responses to an airborne bioterrorism attack in a public place the model pointed to specific actions that could be taken to reduce the wait time for emerg... |
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