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Flequeshia Dixon passed the PRINCE2 Foundation exam with a perfect score of 100% across all sections, including overview and principles, themes such as business case and organization, processes such as initiating a project and controlling a stage, and project management areas like risk, changes, and progress. The exam was taken on June 7, 2015 with a registration number of 0g0dtt000f and site number of nb5.
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