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02-11-2014, 04:50 PM
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My company produces all sorts of items for distribution, for us it’s very simple. Anything that isn’t a fully finished product as intended by the licensor or our own internal approval for mass distribution is a scrap product.
Sure we can define certain stages of what that item may be internally but all are part of the full production process and were not intended for the public to see or own. 
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