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Actually, Fang Pingying also knows that the supply and marketing cooperative is no longer as dominant as it used to be in the past years.

Due to the increasing number of individual vendors, the business of the supply and marketing cooperative isn't as good as before. They have also begun to think of ways to boost their business, and the leaders in the cooperative would definitely not be satisfied with such attitudes from the sales staff.

Moreover, this is in a small town, ...

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