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Something strange is going on in the editing of the Scenario. It reads: Artem explains that while an external table only points to data stored elsewhere, like in a data lake. In this case, you would likely want the data to be stored in a standard BigQuery table because it will be easier to manage and update. Meredith has also asked you to import data from a CSV file to update the product costs, so you ask Artem if you should use an external table for that task too. Artem explains that while an external table only points to data that is stored someplace else, like a data lake, in this case you probably want the data stored in a standard BigQuery table, since it will be easier to manage and update. -- THe first paragraph is mispunctuated and seems to be repeated as the third paragraph.

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