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The document outlines the typical phases of a project life cycle including project definition, planning, execution, and close-out. In the definition phase key tasks are to initiate the project, identify leadership, and develop foundational documents. The planning phase focuses on organizing resources and developing detailed plans. Execution involves implementing the project plan and managing work. Close-out covers documenting lessons, reviewing performance, and administrative wrap-up.
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