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(1)whether to go with a shared or switched fast LAN technology once you start to max out your shared Ethernet of token-ring LAN is tough call. Users and analysts involved in(2)high-speed LANs have leamed the benefits of each. However there are trade-offs to each, and(3)which fast LAN technology to choose is critical for(4)network performance problems and(5)costly purchasing mistakes.
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(1) avoiding (2) clipping (3) choosing (4) deciding
(5) dissolving (6) ensuring (7) evolving (8) implementing
(9) knowing (10) solving

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