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  <keyConsiderations>As more and more customer tests are added to the system, there will be a need to organize them in some way. Typically, the&#xD;
testers and programmers will build and maintain some kind of customer test framework. As is the case for the production&#xD;
code, it is important to let the framework evolve with the needs of the application. It is very easy to go overboard when&#xD;
building a test framework.</keyConsiderations>
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    The &lt;a class=&quot;PresentationName&quot; guid=&quot;{DF0EDBC7-4AAD-438D-89AA-64ECFE2416F5}&quot;>XP Customer Test&lt;/a> demonstrates the&#xD;
    presence of the system features as defined by the customer. They are the unambiguous and detailed requirements of the&#xD;
    system.&#xD;
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