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The document discusses the importance of being relevant when communicating information. It provides examples of county courthouse maps created for Arkansas counties and maps of a tornado that occurred in Dumas, Arkansas. It also discusses a project to create parcel maps for counties and receiving funds to accelerate that project during a difficult economic time. The key message is that relevance is important to effectively answer questions and ask good follow up questions.
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