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Question 163: At what point will a referrer have received exactly half of the bonus?
- Questions 164-167 refer to the following online chat discussion.
Leah Young [1:04 P.M.]
Do you have a moment, Wade and Ursula? Management just told me about two new destinations they have chosen for us to cover in our next European Explorer travel books —one country and one city.
Wade Corbin [1:08 P.M.]
Great! What are they?
Leah Young [1:10 P.M]
They want a full extensive guide for Luxembourg and a pocket-sized city guide for Venice.
Ursula Eriksson [1:11 P.M.]
Oh, I've spent a lot of time in Luxembourg, and it's an amazing place.
Leah Young [1:14 P.M.]
Definitely. So, we'll be sending two field researchers to Luxembourg from May 1 to June 29, and one to Venice from June 1 to June 30. We'll receive all of their notes in the first week of July, and then we'll have approximately one month to edit the information before the scheduled publication and launch dates.
Ursula Eriksson [1:16 P.M.]
That gives us plenty of time. And I can start designing the layout for each publication this week so that we're all prepared for the editing stage.
Wade Corbin [1:22 P.M.]
I'm not sure that's wise, Ursula. Remember the Bulgaria book?
Ursula Eriksson [1:23 P.M.]
Good point, Wade. I'll wait to see exactly what Management wants to be included this time.
Leah Young [1:25 P.M.]
That sounds good. All right, I'll give you more information after my meeting with Management tomorrow.
Question 164: Why did Ms. Young send the first message to her colleagues?
Question 165: What's suggested about the Venice book?
Question 165: What information does Ms. Young provide?
Question 167: At 1:22 p.m, what does Mr. Corbin most likely mean when he writes, “Remember the Bulgaria book"?