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This document discusses a service that delivers fresh bread to homes. By tapping an icon on a smartphone, a van nearby will bring a loaf of bread to your home within 10 minutes. The service aims to provide bread when people want to make breakfast but discover they are out of bread.
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- 1. Assignment 3 A loaf of bread Team 27070
- 2. Have you ever gone to make your breakfast and found that there is no bread
- 3. Simply hit the loaf of bread icon on your smartphone
- 4. The van on standby in your neighbourhood will deliver a loaf of fresh bread to your home in 10 minutes