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         <title>Joe Provenzano</title>
         <description><![CDATA[<p>Context is everything in a negotiation. The outcome is not nearly as important as the process. When the outcome is viewed as positive relative to the contrast, then we are happy. The identical result as your post points out is viewed as negative if it is contrasted against a more favorable potential outcome that was not achieved.</p>]]></description>
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