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Doug MacDonald: Well, it’s a great question, Jon. So it’s really a team sport, right? So we work hand-in-hand with Ed and his team. We’re really sitting segment by segment, we kind of detailed out ...

Operator: The next question is from Tom Wadewitz from UBS. Thomas Wadewitz: I wanted to ask a bit about how you think about pricing against this backdrop of weaker cyclical backdrop. I think the ...

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