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I think, maybe its more appropriate to say that...possibly the developers are (hopefully) going out of their way to ensure their product makes very solid gains for the money, because
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I think, maybe its more appropriate to say that...possibly the developers are (hopefully) going out of their way to ensure their product makes very solid gains for the money, because nobody is going to pay a ridiculous sum of money for a product that makes mediocre power. So,may as well engineer the product to make high gains so that people feel justified in spending their large sum of money on their product in the end, right?
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