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<td><p class="front"><span class="subtitle">Scenarios by companies</span> </p> | <td><p class="front"><span class="subtitle">Scenarios by companies</span> </p> | ||
<p class="front">This section conatains scenarios developed by companies for their strategic needs, kindly donated to scenariothinking.org allwoing, thus facilitating the growth of the community. </p></td> | <p class="front">This section conatains scenarios developed by companies for their strategic needs, kindly donated to scenariothinking.org allwoing, thus facilitating the growth of the community. <br /> <br /> </p></td> | ||
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