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E-lab (the "e" stands for experience) has project teams perform field research for its clients. project teams at e-lab have designed a new over-the-counter cold medicine by studying the process of how people get sick; they have create a new station wagon for a major carmaker; and they have backpack maker jansport design a completely new way of displaying its products in sporting goods stores. you can expect e-labs project teams to be

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