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Published. q3-review.kite.new
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Any comments on the Q3 deck?
Three, all unresolved:1Split Q3 by region — Maria2Seats are 25, not 20 — Dan3Chart 3 is last quarter's — Amber
Fix chart 3 and republish.Done — q3-review.kite.new is on v4. The link you sent has not changed.
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