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This document discusses a process that occurs in two stages, with the same pattern repeating three times. Each section begins with a "Before" and is then followed by an "After", suggesting some kind of change or transition happens between the two stages. The brevity of the document makes it difficult to discern more specific details about the process or meaning from the limited information provided.
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