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This document outlines the progress made in Sprint 5 by a team working on a project. It discusses that they completed Use Case 2 in both Python and R, documenting the process for each. It also mentions that they updated their scorecard for Use Case 2 and met with their client to review progress. For Sprint 5, the team plans to finish and review Use Case 3 in both languages, meet with their advisor for feedback, and prepare for the next sprint.
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