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4.5 Item-Order Completion Distribution t t T h o h a e s t m i c t a e a n m ll f -i ol l rlda er gr ec og rmopulpest ioofnodr di set rr si b. uTthi oons e( sFmi g aulrl eg r2o4u) pi sd eonf ti ti fei me ss scma na lol fgt reonubpes aosfs ii gt enme ds order completion zones in which the productivity, processing rate, and processing quality are 2-5 times better than that found in the general warehouse.

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