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– Dept Stores private label apparel. Um are we leaning heavily into it and we’ve seen Walmart due to two pilots where they had Commerce events on Tik-Tok now, and. [30:54] E-commerce isn’t particularly good at and so the hypothesis is that this socialcommerce. Why is Amazon different?
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