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00:11:35 [Speaker Changed] I mean, I couldn’t wish for better shareholding group because with AEOs we got a, a tremendous powerhouse behind us, a very financially profitable organization. And when you’re doing it without it, without it, it the form it is quite a good benchmark. How do you cope with that loss of talent?
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