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Dear Wiz Is ITIL a standard? From Dear researcher Don't you know you are dicing with death? God only gives you a billion keystrokes! The mental energy you saved by asking me instead of just Googling and looking is far outweighed by the keystrokes you have squandered typing the question. please for your own sake don't ask the next question that occurs to you, thereby making up those wasted keystrokes
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