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	<title>Comments on: Billy Beane and the art of piloting lead generation programs</title>
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		<title>By: Power to the People: Why Billy Beane Has Never Won the World Series &#124; The Funnelholic</title>
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		<description>[...] business, made me more efficient and added scale to my company. I love them. In particular, I love Billy Beane’s approach to baseball stats: focusing on nontraditional statistics like on-base percentage versus straight batting average. I [...]</description>
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