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         <description><![CDATA[<p><b>Task 4.  I have been told in the past that red skittles taste better than yellow ones, but that there are fewer red skittles in a package than yellow ones.  Do you think that this is a marketing technique used by the the company of Skittles?  (Meaning do you think they do it on purpose?)  If so, how would the company benefit by putting fewer red ones in a package?  If you think that these accusations have no merit, defend that position.  </b></p>]]></description>
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