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An initially favored twelve-year OBSV batch did not remain the expected anchor; a sixteen-year OESF batch became the largest component. Elliott describes changing base components in larger steps and intense or top-dressing components in increments as small as about two percentage points.
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Formula refinement and role reassignment
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