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been discussed in this chapter -- it would not be inappropriate to present here a little
‘alphabet story’which this author has created, for effect, for his management seminars:
At the Now:
Beginning: Overall
Countless Productivity,
Defects, Quality and
Endless Reliability via
Faulty Statistical
Goods, Techniques
Huge Used
Inventory of Very
Junk, Widely to
Killing Xperience
Losses to Year-round
Management. Zero defects.

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