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Why would you use a within-subjects design over a between-subjects design?
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What are the design goals of XML?
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What is a wine cellar design that takes up little space?
A wine cellar design that takes up little space would be the over-the-refrigerator type. Other options include the brands Koldfront, N'Fininity, and many more.
