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Each new work competes for customers with everything that came before it and everything that will come after.

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In the competitive landscape of creative work, every new piece faces the challenge of standing out against all past and future creations. This notion emphasizes that the success of any work is not only determined by its inherent quality but also by the context in which it is released. Each new offering must capture attention in an environment filled with countless alternatives, making it crucial for creators to ensure their work...

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