Re: Perform vs. do
That would be fine if our standard wasn't this format:
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Intro
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Steps.
Deciding to make this change requires a systemic effort we don't have the
manpower to do. BTW, I didn't set up the format, I just have to work with it
until we go to a new system sometime next year.
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